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Festivids went online. I can't create vids myself, but I love watching them. Here are some which especially caught my eye this year:
Babylon 5 : I loved all three of this year's B5 vids, but Marching On really is a love letter to the entire show, and I adore it.
Conclave : The Devil you know : in which there is scheming, rise and fall, and gorgeous cinematography. Captures the spirit (and performances) of the movie really well.
Elementary: Read my mind: my favourite incarnations of Holmes and Watson get a superb outing in this one.
Foundation: So it goes: captures the grandeur, the insanity, the messed up parent/mentor/child (protegé) relationships really really well. (No material from the third season used as far as I can tell, if anyone hasn't watched it yet and doesn't want to be spoiled.)
Knives Out Movies: Now you know: Sondheim/Knives Out OTP! Witty and moving take on all three leads, their stories and the connecting elements.
Star Trek: Prodigy: Find your people: which is what our young heroes do so very well in this lovely show - and in this vid.
Babylon 5 : I loved all three of this year's B5 vids, but Marching On really is a love letter to the entire show, and I adore it.
Conclave : The Devil you know : in which there is scheming, rise and fall, and gorgeous cinematography. Captures the spirit (and performances) of the movie really well.
Elementary: Read my mind: my favourite incarnations of Holmes and Watson get a superb outing in this one.
Foundation: So it goes: captures the grandeur, the insanity, the messed up parent/mentor/child (protegé) relationships really really well. (No material from the third season used as far as I can tell, if anyone hasn't watched it yet and doesn't want to be spoiled.)
Knives Out Movies: Now you know: Sondheim/Knives Out OTP! Witty and moving take on all three leads, their stories and the connecting elements.
Star Trek: Prodigy: Find your people: which is what our young heroes do so very well in this lovely show - and in this vid.
