vidding meme 2010

[kiki_miserychic]

January
01 - I Wish It Was Christmas Today (Parks & Recreation, 30 Rock, The Office, and Community)
10 - so say we all iii (Rise) (Battlestar Galactica)
18 - I Threw it on the Ground (Legend of the Seeker)

February
08 - Lullaby (Fringe)
15 - O Death (Battlestar Galactica)

March
none

April
none

May
01 - The Dream and the Tunnel Pie House Rats (

Comments

[daybreak777]

I have a question that I guess I can understand more now that I have watched the entire series so far:

What were you doing in the Heads Will Roll vid?

I'm sure I misunderstood it because I misunderstand vids sometimes. But I'm sure curious now!

She was your favorite first! I don't have a favorite but hey, credit where credit is due!

[kiki_miserychic]

Viewers often commented that her power promoted victim-blaming and rape culture. I didn't Alisha that way at all. Her power has been termed as "pheromone manipulation," meaning people touch her and then they want to have sex with her. Back in season one it seemed like I was continually seeing Alisha painted into a stereotype by fandom when I didn't see it in the show. I made the vid in a fit of annoyance at how fandom limited the character by making terrible remarks. Somewhat related-ly, it was like when I read a comment about Joan on Mad Men saying something close to "I'm a feminist, but Joan having 3 abortions makes her a bit of a whore." From what I had seen of Misfits fandom, they didn't like Alisha and dismissed her entirely except to make underhanded comments thinly veiled as critiques of the show. During season one I cannot remember seeing a single person online express positive feelings toward her character. I didn't understand that because I thought she was a fantastic character with an interesting power. A lot of viewers

[kiki_miserychic]

Viewers often commented that her power promoted victim-blaming and rape culture. I didn't Alisha that way at all. Her power has been termed as "pheromone manipulation," meaning people touch her and then they want to have sex with her. Back in season one it seemed like I was continually seeing Alisha painted into a stereotype by fandom when I didn't see it in the show. I made the vid in a fit of annoyance at how fandom limited the character by making terrible remarks. Somewhat related-ly, it was like when I read a comment about Joan on Mad Men saying something close to "I'm a feminist, but Joan having 3 abortions makes her a bit of a whore." From what I had seen of Misfits fandom, they didn't like Alisha and dismissed her entirely except to make underhanded comments thinly veiled as critiques of the show. During season one I cannot remember seeing a single person online express positive feelings toward her character. I didn't understand that because I thought she was a fantastic character with an interesting power. A lot of viewers

[hollywoodgrrl]

Let me just say that the amount of Fringe/Anna Torv discussion in this here post IS MAKING ME FEEL HAPPY IN MY PANTS. (Especially *crosses legs* your favorite sexiest moment because OMG YES, that sex scene was a gift to any Fringe vid HRNNNNNGGGGG.)

Also your vids were my favortie from this year's Vividcon. I actually stood up when U.R.A. Fever started because I couldn't have people's heads blocking me for that!

[kiki_miserychic]

I went Fringe crazy and Anna Torv obsessed this year.

LOL, someone's head obstructed your view of that craziness? How dare they?!?!?! :)

I still have more Fringe vid ideas too...

[cyborganize]

I still need and want to leave you comments on so many of these! I HATE BEING AN ADULT.

[kiki_miserychic]

Oh lord, I'm behind on everything. Comments, feedback, e-mail, flist. I was even behind in answering this comment, lol.