#Fanvidfeed

[bucksbloodthinners]

the look of love

[dontcallmebymyusername]

HANDS

When hands can say more than words ever will.

[buckysren]

a little something for the boblena nation

[thornyrose13]

Tim & Lucy (The Rookie) ♠️ 24 hours

"We can pretend we're together..."

[wallflowerproduction]

jason todd || play with fire

[letstalkaboutvids]

Submissions open for Issue 2 of Let's Talk About Vids!

Let's Talk About Vids is a zine for talking about vids - otherwise known as fanvids, AMVs, edits, etc.

It was partially inspired by the regular Anatomy of a Vid panel at the VidUKon convention, in which vid watchers choose a vid they enjoy to analyse in depth.

I felt like there was an appetite for more analysis of vids, more detailed discussion about the artistic process of making vids, and more places to share vid recommendations. This zine is focused more on the artistic side than the technical side of vidding, but of course sometimes the latter will come up as part of the conversation!

The first issue of Let's Talk About Vids is available HERE.

The second issue of Let's Talk About Vids will come out sometime in the next few months. It will be a PDF e-zine!

The content of the zine will be made up of submissions from folks who want to talk about vids! The zine is seeking:

quick vid recommendations, for vids both new and old (from 1 sentence up to 100 words)

responses to a discussion prompt (1 sentence to a few paragraphs)

longer pieces that explore a specific vid in depth, whether a close reading or something else (200-1000 words)

vidders' reflections on their artistic process for a specific vid they made (200-1000 words)

longer pieces that explore a specific vidshow in depth, either by the VJ or by someone else (200-1000 words)

If you have an idea for something else not listed here, get in touch! Also these word counts are guidelines to give a rough idea for folks who prefer to have parameters, definitely not a hard and fast rule.

Before you make your submission, a couple of things to note:

1) If you are writing an in-depth piece about a specific vid or vidshow, please do your best to get in touch with the vidder or VJ to ensure they're comfortable with it first.

2) While this zine is a space to talk in detail about vids, right now I'm not up for hosting and moderating conversations about what vids got wrong or could have done better. Submissions should be focused on what you think the vid/vidshow does well, what is interesting to you about it, and how it gets its point across.

3) There's no requirement for any particular level of: formality/structure, vidding experience/knowledge, spelling/grammar, etc - if you've got something to say about vids, say it in whatever way works for you! I may lightly edit for spelling and grammar if needed.

4) You can submit ONE longer piece, ONE discussion prompt response, and UP TO THREE quick recs.

You can make submissions HERE until Sunday 20 April.

[hlcyxnfilms]

FANGS OF FORTUNE ( 2024 ) ─ ZHAO YUAN ZHOU / ZHU YAN & ZHUO YI CHEN : RISING

« so, do whatever you want // to become what you want to be . »

[twistedshipper]

every feeling that i get but i haven't missed you yet

[whogirl42]

Liandrin Sedai | Forgotten Odes [+3x03]

[bucksbloodthinners]

Still haven’t moved on

[xwpseaweird]

STEP BY STEP [TV] | A Testament to Dana and Rich

I loved this show more than any other during the TGIF days. I also shipped these two harder than Cory and Topanga. I truly feel they are underappreciated, so this is my testament to prove they how well they compliment each other. They each have their own quirks, like Dana's compulsive need to be the best at everything and getting demoralized when things go wrong. Then there's Rich's ability to turn everything into a joke even in the worst moments. While these quirks sometimes cause annoyance, they also cause growth. Rich makes Dana more grounded and helps her loosen up, showing her that it's okay to be just "okay" at something. And, Dana teaches Rich that being a "grown up" is worthwhile. She essentially takes him from a "boy" to "man" as cheesy as it sounds. The quirks and flaws that brought aggravation in the beginning later became what they loved most about the other (hence the song choice). They are incredibly mismatched but also completely in sync.

Starring Staci Keanan as Dana Foster and Jason Marsden as Rich Halke.

Step By Step is an American sitcom that aired from 1991-1998. The series follows Patrick Duffy and Suzanne Somers who star as single parents Frank and Carol, respectively, each with three children, who wed and form a blended family.

[buckysren]

and die with a smile (aka me making this cause i miss them so friggin much)

[wallflowerproduction]

count orlok || seven devils

[timelesswhisper]

A video @imagine-dragonlords and I made for @samwinjester birthday🎂💕🎈

[squidsareprettycool]

Call It Fate, Call It Karma