multi-fandom vid recs
Invincible by tallulah71 (Serenity/Resident Evil)
So, so very cool. Another awesome entry for the vidlet challenge (woohoo!)
Rogue Vampire by jagwriter78 (Moonlight/Underworld/Dracula)
The way jagwriter78 has combined the footage from these 3 separate sources is amazing. It really looks like just one source. I adore the use of desaturation to sharpen the tidbits of color throughout. The red blood looks stunning! (Which sounds really odd to say, I know. *g*) I want to watch this show she's created! I want the badass vampire!Sophia Myles show!
(I also found it interesting that she specifically says it's not a multi-fandom or crossover video. I think my definition of these terms must be a lot broader than a lot of other people's. To me, if it combines 2 or more sources, it's multi-fandom. In that, it's utilizing more than a single fannish source--contains multiple sources. Since starting the comm, I've been brought across to start using "crossover" when it's only 2 sources. Previously, to me this was more of a fanfiction term. As I mention in the post, I'm starting think "multi-sourced" might not be a more accurate, all-encompassing term.)
So, so very cool. Another awesome entry for the vidlet challenge (woohoo!)
Rogue Vampire by jagwriter78 (Moonlight/Underworld/Dracula)
The way jagwriter78 has combined the footage from these 3 separate sources is amazing. It really looks like just one source. I adore the use of desaturation to sharpen the tidbits of color throughout. The red blood looks stunning! (Which sounds really odd to say, I know. *g*) I want to watch this show she's created! I want the badass vampire!Sophia Myles show!
(I also found it interesting that she specifically says it's not a multi-fandom or crossover video. I think my definition of these terms must be a lot broader than a lot of other people's. To me, if it combines 2 or more sources, it's multi-fandom. In that, it's utilizing more than a single fannish source--contains multiple sources. Since starting the comm, I've been brought across to start using "crossover" when it's only 2 sources. Previously, to me this was more of a fanfiction term. As I mention in the post, I'm starting think "multi-sourced" might not be a more accurate, all-encompassing term.)