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Post by lemacd on Sept 30, 2016 13:27:27 GMT
nicky a;slkdfja;sdlkfjas;dlkfj you are a rock star, i love this one! well done, you!!!
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Post by eve93 on Sept 30, 2016 14:55:03 GMT
*gasps* I've had that song on repeat from as soon as it came out! LOVE LOVE LOVE! You keep making it harder and harder for me to pick a favourite fan video of yours. haha I love the effect with the dices. I think the last bit (from 2:13) is my favourite. Well done! I still need to watch the new Bridget Jones movie as it hasn't even been released here yet, really looking forward to seeing it.
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Post by indigoblue on Sept 30, 2016 22:29:46 GMT
Another treat - thank you!
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Post by nicky on Dec 1, 2016 18:50:51 GMT
The video in the first window of the advent calendar is now also on youtube. For anyone who is interested  |
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Post by sandra on Dec 2, 2016 6:43:20 GMT
SWOOOOOOOON!!!!
This is *ART*, my friend.
Sigh!!
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Post by lemacd on Dec 2, 2016 16:45:58 GMT
i can never say it enough, i'm forever one of nicky's biggest fanvid fans (well, fan in general, too, of course). i fell in love with this song when i first watched her video for bates and anna... it perfectly sums up why i love that couple and why i love this couple. interestingly, though, the song seems to have a slightly different flavor in each story which is very cool IMO. rock on, nicky. |
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Post by nicky on Dec 2, 2016 22:01:25 GMT
i can never say it enough, i'm forever one of nicky 's biggest fanvid fans (well, fan in general, too, of course). i fell in love with this song when i first watched her video for bates and anna... it perfectly sums up why i love that couple and why i love this couple. interestingly, though, the song seems to have a slightly different flavor in each story which is very cool IMO. rock on, nicky. Thank you, you really are too kind. Its interesting what you said about the two couples bringing a different take on the whole salvation issue. I always felt with Bates and Anna that they were destined to always be doomed, there seemed to be very little hope for them even though Anna stuck by him through thick and thin but with Georg and Maria there always seemed to be that hope. I don't quite know how to express it but I definitely know what you mean about them. |
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Post by lemacd on Dec 2, 2016 22:25:28 GMT
i can never say it enough, i'm forever one of nicky 's biggest fanvid fans (well, fan in general, too, of course). i fell in love with this song when i first watched her video for bates and anna... it perfectly sums up why i love that couple and why i love this couple. interestingly, though, the song seems to have a slightly different flavor in each story which is very cool IMO. rock on, nicky. Thank you, you really are too kind. Its interesting what you said about the two couples bringing a different take on the whole salvation issue. I always felt with Bates and Anna that they were destined to always be doomed, there seemed to be very little hope for them even though Anna stuck by him through thick and thin but with Georg and Maria there always seemed to be that hope. I don't quite know how to express it but I definitely know what you mean about them. I guess I always think of bates and Anna as saving each other at critical moments in time-- so, quite literally-- and with Georg and Maria, it's more metaphorical... she saved him from grief and he saved her from the wrong path in life. (that puts it too simply... she was adrift, looking for her life, and he helped her find it). The doom vs. hope thing is very valid though, too. I could compare and contrast these two pairings forever. I best stop now. |
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Post by nicky on Dec 3, 2016 9:16:24 GMT
Thank you, you really are too kind. Its interesting what you said about the two couples bringing a different take on the whole salvation issue. I always felt with Bates and Anna that they were destined to always be doomed, there seemed to be very little hope for them even though Anna stuck by him through thick and thin but with Georg and Maria there always seemed to be that hope. I don't quite know how to express it but I definitely know what you mean about them. I guess I always think of bates and Anna as saving each other at critical moments in time-- so, quite literally-- and with Georg and Maria, it's more metaphorical... she saved him from grief and he saved her from the wrong path in life. (that puts it too simply... she was adrift, looking for her life, and he helped her find it). The doom vs. hope thing is very valid though, too. I could compare and contrast these two pairings forever. I best stop now. You explained that so much more eloquently than I did. Thank you 😊 |
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Post by nicky on Dec 11, 2016 17:33:27 GMT
Latest video which appeared in the calendar today is now up on youtube.
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Post by nicky on Dec 22, 2016 14:30:07 GMT
All three calendar videos are now up on youtube.
Thank you for indulging me in my somewhat odd hobby!
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Post by gothicbutterfly95 on Dec 23, 2016 2:20:09 GMT
You are welcome.
Also, where are the quotes used in this video from? Because they are beautiful.
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Post by lemacd on Dec 23, 2016 6:30:02 GMT
this one was intensely hot and swoony... how can it be an odd hobby when we totally get it and wish we could do it even half as good as you?
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Post by nicky on Dec 23, 2016 7:53:15 GMT
You are welcome. Also, where are the quotes used in this video from? Because they are beautiful. It's from a poem called "ILove You" but it's unclear who actually wrote the poem originally. From Wikipedia on the origins of this poem and the “poet” named “Roy Croft.” “This poem, which is commonly used in wedding speeches and readings and is quoted frequently (attributed to Roy Croft), is nearly identical in meaning to a German-language poem titled Ich liebe Dich (“I Love You”) and composed by Austrian poet Erich Fried; the main difference is that Croft’s version stops at the third-from-last line of Fried’s poem, with the effect that Fried’s poem contains two final lines for which Croft’s version has no equivalent. Croft’s version appears without further attribution in The Family Book of Best Loved Poems, edited by David L. George and published in 1952 by Doubleday & Company, Inc., then of Garden City, New York. The poem “Love” was included in a 1936 anthology entitled “Best Loved Poems of American People” edited by a Hazel Felleman, and published by Doubleday. This would seem to imply that regardless of the origins of Mr. Croft, that Erich Fried in fact appropriated the poem himself and translated it into German, as he would have been only 15 in 1936. Seeing as the book was a compilation of best loved American poems, it is hard to see how he could be the author.” It has also been attributed to Elizabeth Barret Browning. However, regardless of who wrote it, it's a truly lovely poem. |
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Post by clarinetjamie on Dec 23, 2016 9:27:21 GMT
Loved them! Great job on the videos!
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Post by gothicbutterfly95 on Dec 23, 2016 11:14:25 GMT
You are welcome. Also, where are the quotes used in this video from? Because they are beautiful. It's from a poem called "ILove You" but it's unclear who actually wrote the poem originally. From Wikipedia on the origins of this poem and the “poet” named “Roy Croft.” “This poem, which is commonly used in wedding speeches and readings and is quoted frequently (attributed to Roy Croft), is nearly identical in meaning to a German-language poem titled Ich liebe Dich (“I Love You”) and composed by Austrian poet Erich Fried; the main difference is that Croft’s version stops at the third-from-last line of Fried’s poem, with the effect that Fried’s poem contains two final lines for which Croft’s version has no equivalent. Croft’s version appears without further attribution in The Family Book of Best Loved Poems, edited by David L. George and published in 1952 by Doubleday & Company, Inc., then of Garden City, New York. The poem “Love” was included in a 1936 anthology entitled “Best Loved Poems of American People” edited by a Hazel Felleman, and published by Doubleday. This would seem to imply that regardless of the origins of Mr. Croft, that Erich Fried in fact appropriated the poem himself and translated it into German, as he would have been only 15 in 1936. Seeing as the book was a compilation of best loved American poems, it is hard to see how he could be the author.” It has also been attributed to Elizabeth Barret Browning. However, regardless of who wrote it, it's a truly lovely poem. Lovely indeed. And how very appropriate and fitting for our couple |
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Post by indigoblue on Dec 26, 2016 0:03:08 GMT
How lucky we are to have our very own, supertalented 'in-house' video-maker!
Thanks, Nicky.
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Post by nicky on Dec 27, 2016 22:43:58 GMT
This is probably my last video... at least for a while. I think I've just about exhausted all possibilities.
My very best wishes to all of you for a very happy and healthy 2017!
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Post by augiesannie on Dec 28, 2016 22:36:04 GMT
nicky, you are truly an artist. so lucky to have you around here!
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Post by nicky on Mar 1, 2017 20:01:05 GMT
Just blowing my own trumpet here so I'll hope you'll forgive me! I'm so chuffed that one of my S of M vids has reached over 60,000 views and over 300 likes. And here is the video in question!
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Post by UndoubtedlyTheWine on Mar 2, 2017 3:51:03 GMT
Have watched it many times. One of my favourites |
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Post by lemacd on Mar 2, 2017 19:11:35 GMT
nicky I wonder how many of those views were mine alone! congrats, that is great accomplishment and goes to show what we've been saying all along, you are really REALLY good at fanvids.
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Post by nicky on Mar 2, 2017 19:39:02 GMT
nicky I wonder how many of those views were mine alone! congrats, that is great accomplishment and goes to show what we've been saying all along, you are really REALLY good at fanvids. Awww... thank you xx |
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Post by indigoblue on Mar 3, 2017 0:12:02 GMT
You deserve the attention - that was heavenly!
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Post by clarinetjamie on Mar 15, 2017 0:23:58 GMT
It's one of my favorites too. I've watched it multiple times. The song is perfect and the moments shown fit so well with the lyrics. You did a fantastic job with it!
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Post by nicky on Mar 27, 2017 22:07:17 GMT
New video just uploaded!
Enjoy!
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Post by lemacd on Mar 28, 2017 1:21:41 GMT
nicky as;kfja;sldkfja;slkdfja;sldkjfa;lskdfjas;dlkfjas IT'S SO PERFECT I WANT TO DIE!!!! perfect song... who sings it? another homerun, dearie.
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Post by nicky on Mar 28, 2017 5:52:46 GMT
nicky as;kfja;sldkfja;slkdfja;sldkjfa;lskdfjas;dlkfjas IT'S SO PERFECT I WANT TO DIE!!!! perfect song... who sings it? another homerun, dearie. Thank you :-) The song is Silhouettes by Aquilo. |
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Post by indigoblue on Mar 28, 2017 23:52:50 GMT
Nicky
You've done it again. (Salutes then swoons away)
x
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Post by nicky on Mar 29, 2017 19:32:38 GMT
You have no idea how much I appreciate knowing that you enjoy the videos. Thank you so much Lemacd and indigoblue xxx
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