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Living on the outskirts of what is common.
12 July 2020 @ 08:12 pm

While I don't use this journal for my personal writings anymore, I'm making this post as one where I can be reached if I'm needed. I am one of the moderators of cuddelstein and I want to be sure I'm available for whatever reason.

The best way to reach me would be either through a comment to this post (comments will be screened) or a private message to this journal account.

Thank you!

 
 
Living on the outskirts of what is common.
23 May 2009 @ 09:13 am




From Both Sides Now - a House/Cuddy music video
This song has held a special place in my heart for a good while now, and this seemed like the best time to have at it, what with all of the gorgeous footage that the last few episodes had given us in particular. When I first began working on it, all I could think of as the storyline basis was Cuddy falling in love with House. And while that seems very simplistic and commonplace at first glance, it really was the true, honest thought that was in my mind the entire time I was working on this video.

I could go on about how much it means to me, but I think that would be redundant and the truth is I'd really rather have it just be watched and enjoyed for what it is. Because I let my feelings dictate the edit on this one, and that's always the best way to do these things.

Many thanks to katernater for her support in so many ways and for ticcyyy for beta-ing this one for me in parts.

watch at Viddler - download at Mediafire - download iPod
 
 
Current Mood: happy
Current Music: Adam Lambert - No Boundaries
 
 
 
Living on the outskirts of what is common.
30 January 2009 @ 01:28 pm
YouTube is making the rounds again. They took out my friend ticcyyy and now it might be my turn, too. In the event that anything happens to my account, I don't think I'll be dealing with the pain and stress of worrying about a lawsuit chasing at my heels.

Instead, I'll be relocating!

So, in the event that anything happens, you can find me over here at my Viddler account.

<3
 
 
Current Mood: accomplished
 
 
Living on the outskirts of what is common.


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I haven't stopped editing by any means, I've only taken a short leave from cross posting my videos to communities because I haven't had the time and I figure that those who want to see what I've been up to know where my channel is and how to find things that I've been working on. But this particular idea has been tucked into my mind and heart for several months now and now that I've finished it, I want to post it out here for everyone to see a little more easily.

The concept is different, something more artistic and what I think might be a change from what I've done before. I had the idea for this video to have the angle of Cuddy actually singing the song rather than moving through to the motion of the music itself, so I combined the two. Alice was such a sweet, innocent little character and I felt that was a very pivotal point for Cuddy in her want for a child and a different side of her that hadn't been seen up until then, but became present throughout the rest of the show so far. It, for lack of another term, made my heart swell.

What I didn't expect was House's role in this video, and I think that'll kind of show itself as it progresses. Needless to say, I'm very proud of this one.

I'm going to write more detailed video blogs and notations at my website on its blog, but for now I hope that you all enjoy this. Comments are always welcome.
 
 
 
Living on the outskirts of what is common.
20 January 2009 @ 06:12 pm
xfirefly9x apparently misses me! Got to love the LJ nudge function!

I bring you some new videos of mine!Collapse )
 
 
Current Mood: loved
 
 
 
Living on the outskirts of what is common.
20 November 2008 @ 12:37 pm
Hi austen, welcome to the party!

I will be so glad when this holiday shopping season calms down just a bit.
 
 
 
Living on the outskirts of what is common.
02 November 2008 @ 01:26 am


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Two in two days? Well, why not?

This video is one I've been wanting to sit down and do for awhile, ever since my best friend sent me the song and told me it reminded her of House and Cuddy. And it really does fit them so well. It's sassy, upbeat, the kind of song that you get stuck in your head and can't forget, and it fits the up and down, back and forth style of their relationship.

There isn't a lot to say about this one, the video really does best when left to speak for itself, so I hope you enjoy it. It's much more lighthearted than the last one I did and maybe that's why it happened so quickly, because I wanted/needed to do something that was energetic and left me with a happy smile on my face afterwards.

Much love to Kate for encouraging me onward with this one. It might not have happened so soon otherwise!
 
 
Living on the outskirts of what is common.
31 October 2008 @ 11:39 pm


YouTube | Download (Quicktime movie; 71 megs) | Download (iPod; 8 megs)


It's been awhile, hasn't it?

This video follows the events of Joy and involves Cuddy coming to terms with her loss, or trying to in the ways she is best able to. She is forced to face the decisions that she has made that have brought her to the point she is at in her life and confront the things she believed would make her happy to see if those deductions were still true, and if she is still leading the life that she thought she wanted.

I can't say too much about this that wouldn't be better seen than read. I've lost all skill when it comes to writing descriptions for these that are long and thought out, but this is the first House M.D. video that I've made on my new Mac, using the wonder that is Final Cut Pro. I also made it entirely while in a relaxed position, sitting on my bed with the laptop on my knees, two external hard drives humming a quiet protest at being used so much, my cat by my feet, and Mystery Science Theater 3000 playing three times on repeat for background comfort. It was emotional to make, one that had my heart in my throat for most of the time I was working on it, and when I heard the song it was the last thing I was expecting to have work out so of course it was the greatest kind of pleasant surprise possible. I thought a lot about experiences with this one, about choices and outcomes and the things we have to live with and what can change if we try hard enough, and what, sometimes, is out of reach - and in the end, very few things are really, ultimately, unattainable, if we make the right choices to get us to where we want to be.

Love to those of you (you know who you are) who encouraged me and my heart through this. This one is for you, as were the ones before and the ones to come will always be.

 
 
 
Living on the outskirts of what is common.
28 October 2008 @ 08:13 pm
Yes.  
All I can say right now is yes.
 
 
Current Mood: giddy
 
 
Living on the outskirts of what is common.
26 October 2008 @ 07:10 pm

It's funny how good things come from the most unexpected situations. And right now, that's about all I can come up with words to say.