hmmm...that almost sounds more like a "how to read film" tool box than anything.
er...::ponders:: are there really that many?
'cause okay
1) shot-reactionshot = person looking at object/person
2) blends = usually passage of time or comparison between two different times/objects/people
3) morph = usually comparison or POV
4) soft fuzzyness/high-colorchange = usually flashback
5) cold colors = negative, warm colors = positive
...I'm not sure what else to list.
Perhaps also a list of some examples of possible ways to experience a vid?
- as a "ride": watching a vid for it's sensations (method: emphasis on motion/colors/prettiness)
- as a dance-vid: like "ride" vids, but meant to be danced to (method: sustaining energy, motion/color/prettiness/my-characters-YAY)
- as a poem: the vid is dancing around a theme (method: usually compare/contrast patterns, context independant, usually more time independant than other forms)
- as fic: the vid is telling its own story, (method: *out* of context images, usually in cause and effect patterns, time is usually more linear than other forms)
- as meta: the vid is showing a character/relationship in the show (method: SHOW, not tell, uses in context images in both cause/effect and compare/contrast patterns)
- as an essay: the vid is trying to prove something in the show, with a different aim/intent than meta (method: TELL, not show, uses in context images in both cause/effect and compare/contrast patterns)
Usually vids are more than one of the above...I can't think of any more off the top of my head. You?
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er...::ponders:: are there really that many?
'cause okay
1) shot-reactionshot = person looking at object/person
2) blends = usually passage of time or comparison between two different times/objects/people
3) morph = usually comparison or POV
4) soft fuzzyness/high-colorchange = usually flashback
5) cold colors = negative, warm colors = positive
...I'm not sure what else to list.
Perhaps also a list of some examples of possible ways to experience a vid?
- as a "ride": watching a vid for it's sensations (method: emphasis on motion/colors/prettiness)
- as a dance-vid: like "ride" vids, but meant to be danced to (method: sustaining energy, motion/color/prettiness/my-characters-YAY)
- as a poem: the vid is dancing around a theme (method: usually compare/contrast patterns, context independant, usually more time independant than other forms)
- as fic: the vid is telling its own story, (method: *out* of context images, usually in cause and effect patterns, time is usually more linear than other forms)
- as meta: the vid is showing a character/relationship in the show (method: SHOW, not tell, uses in context images in both cause/effect and compare/contrast patterns)
- as an essay: the vid is trying to prove something in the show, with a different aim/intent than meta (method: TELL, not show, uses in context images in both cause/effect and compare/contrast patterns)
Usually vids are more than one of the above...I can't think of any more off the top of my head. You?