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kaydeefalls
Sometimes vids take me forever to finish (see: my WIP folder). Sometimes I can only add on a couple of seconds for each time I open up the file, then have to walk away again for weeks on end. And sometimes they flow ridiculously quickly. But no matter how they work, I always edit constantly as I go along -- my approach to writing is much the same. Sometimes just tweaks or quick substitutes, sometimes I pull out a larger chunk and reedit the clips, but the overall framework doesn't change much.
So this is the first time I've gotten to the end of a vid, saved it as a separate draft, and then went back to the beginning and ripped the whole bloody thing apart.
Re-vidding an entire song? Is kind of frustrating for me. On the other hand, hopefully this second complete draft actually, y'know, tells a coherent story. Unlike the first, which flowed really well from clip to clip but didn't have any kind of overarching theme or plot.
Memo to self: when trying to condense a 60-episode-long plot into under four minutes, figure out what your focus is BEFORE you start the vid. Because GODDAMN.
So this is the first time I've gotten to the end of a vid, saved it as a separate draft, and then went back to the beginning and ripped the whole bloody thing apart.
Re-vidding an entire song? Is kind of frustrating for me. On the other hand, hopefully this second complete draft actually, y'know, tells a coherent story. Unlike the first, which flowed really well from clip to clip but didn't have any kind of overarching theme or plot.
Memo to self: when trying to condense a 60-episode-long plot into under four minutes, figure out what your focus is BEFORE you start the vid. Because GODDAMN.
