I suck at giving vid feedback...I never know what to say or how to say it, but I'll give it a go nevertheless.
This was my favorite Premiere at VVC...I've never seen the movie, Gia, but by the closing sequence of this vid I felt like I knew the character all the same. The vid vibrated with energy and color and was just so fucking alive and bold and in your face that it bowled me over. The use of magenta/fuscia/whatever you want to call it was perfectly glam, and the use of black/white was similarly effective in accenting diff sequences and bringing a certain sense of seriousness to the reality of what we're seeing beyond the dazzle.
I have nothing left to say except that I just absolutely *loved* this. I am so in awe; it's not even funny. :D
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Date: 2005-08-31 09:08 am (UTC)This was my favorite Premiere at VVC...I've never seen the movie, Gia, but by the closing sequence of this vid I felt like I knew the character all the same. The vid vibrated with energy and color and was just so fucking alive and bold and in your face that it bowled me over. The use of magenta/fuscia/whatever you want to call it was perfectly glam, and the use of black/white was similarly effective in accenting diff sequences and bringing a certain sense of seriousness to the reality of what we're seeing beyond the dazzle.
I have nothing left to say except that I just absolutely *loved* this. I am so in awe; it's not even funny. :D