new vid! Doctor Who, Handlebars
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Our Vividcon Premieres vid is up now:
Vid title: Handlebars
Song artist: Flobots
Fandom: Doctor Who (2005)
Vidders: Seah and Margie (Flummery)
Vidder website: http://flummery.org
Summary: I'm the Doctor. Look me up.
Notes: Thanks to
merryish for the all the help, and especially all the baking, without which this vid probably never would have been finished in time. (she made us say that -- but it's true anyway.)
Right-click to download: http://flummery.org/handlebars/handlebars_dw_flummery.avi
There's a streaming version up on our imeem (http://flummery.imeem.com), but it's a little stuttery in spots and we're not sure why. Hopefully we'll get it figured out and fixed soon.
Imeem went boom, so we put a streaming version up on our site, which you can watch there or here:
ETA April 17, 2012: Our streaming vids are temporarily offline while we look into a technical issue. Sorry! The download still works, and we'll get the streaming version back up as soon as we can.
Vid title: Handlebars
Song artist: Flobots
Fandom: Doctor Who (2005)
Vidders: Seah and Margie (Flummery)
Vidder website: http://flummery.org
Summary: I'm the Doctor. Look me up.
Notes: Thanks to
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Right-click to download: http://flummery.org/handlebars/handlebars_dw_flummery.avi
Imeem went boom, so we put a streaming version up on our site, which you can watch there or here:
ETA April 17, 2012: Our streaming vids are temporarily offline while we look into a technical issue. Sorry! The download still works, and we'll get the streaming version back up as soon as we can.
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Date: 2008-08-19 01:21 pm (UTC)The chilling progression from exercising power for fun; to being judgmental with Harriet for doing what he does all the time; to destroyer of worlds (all for their own good, of course) is beautifully laid out and cut with tremendous wit and panache. And you never forget that his saving grace is that he loves too.
And as for the way you used the throwaway moment from Forest of the Dead as a crowning clip - it gave me chills.
I love dark Doctor, when its acknowledged in the show as ambiguous and not all "the Lonely god knows best" and this video made me very happy. And a little afraid ;)
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Date: 2008-08-19 01:35 pm (UTC)I don't watch Doctor Who; I've seen all of 2 eps. But I have some sense for the universe and the characters via fannish osmosis, and on Friday I was talking with
Also the song is a total earworm and I think I have to acquire it just so I can learn something beyond the opening line which has been looping in my head for 2 days now. :-)
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Date: 2008-08-23 03:59 pm (UTC)And hah, you expect sympathy for a few days of earworming? We've been listening to the damn thing since the first week of April -- in the thick of the vidding, I woke up singing it in my head every. damn. morning. Heh.
(You can get it off amazon downloads for $0.99, but I think you'd like the whole album -- these are very smart, very angry young men and women, who have very smart, very angry things to say about a whole lotta stuff. It's fabulous.)
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Date: 2008-08-23 04:07 pm (UTC)The Harriet Jones bit was one of the very first we thought of, because it just personified that lyric for us, and we are both so psyched that it worked for people.
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Date: 2008-08-23 04:19 pm (UTC)Poor Merry, though -- I don't think she's ever going to watch anything with us again if we're vidding it as it airs. Heh.
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Date: 2008-08-20 12:12 am (UTC)I think it was the 3rd or 4th time I heard that song on the radio that I actually listened to all the lyrics and went "whoa, this isn't just a silly, catchy song." My experience watching Doctor Who has been rather similar, in the way that the wacky fun adventures pull you in, but then when you really pay attention to it there's this dark rummination on power and how it can corrupt.
A seriously fantastic character study of the ambivalence of the Doctor.
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Date: 2008-08-20 01:03 am (UTC)Wow. Wow. Wow.
The way you put this together, particularly as a statement about the Doctor, himself, is absolutely brilliant. The song lends itself to vidding, and the escalation in it is powerful on its own, but mixed with the increasingly destructive image of the Doctor, and particularly in the context the Series 4 ending, it fit in a truly organic (and more than a little frightening) way. Lovely, lovely job.
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