I still cannot believe you made an Adama vid that I enjoy watching, and enjoy watching enough that I am still um watching it.
It was an *incredibly* fascinating experience to emotionally connect to the vid not through the primary subject, as usual, but through characters I do love and how they feel about orbiting around the giant w00bie known as Bill Adama. The simultaneous intimacy and isolation is so well-constructed!
And accidental or purposeful, I continue to be impressed by how well the rhythmic editing and splintered scenes work as a cypher for Bill Adama's perception. He always sees the moment, but misses so many nuances within the social dynamics.
Being that I am COMPLETELY TEAM ANTI-ADAMA, you've given me a lot to think about re: vidding and creating multiple points of emotional accessibility.
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uhm I said some of this in previous messages, but I wanted some flail in a public comment too...
Date: 2009-02-03 08:23 am (UTC)It was an *incredibly* fascinating experience to emotionally connect to the vid not through the primary subject, as usual, but through characters I do love and how they feel about orbiting around the giant w00bie known as Bill Adama. The simultaneous intimacy and isolation is so well-constructed!
And accidental or purposeful, I continue to be impressed by how well the rhythmic editing and splintered scenes work as a cypher for Bill Adama's perception. He always sees the moment, but misses so many nuances within the social dynamics.
Being that I am COMPLETELY TEAM ANTI-ADAMA, you've given me a lot to think about re: vidding and creating multiple points of emotional accessibility.