Cons, cons, cons

[valoise]

Plans for the vid panel at HLWW9 are underway - it looks like I'll be focusing on the history of HL vidding. One of the earliest HL vids I could find, a 1996 vid set to a Beatles song, is great and I've got permission to show it. I am still looking for information on vids and, more impotantly, vidders who would like to share stories of their experiences. Even if you are unable to attend the con, I would still like to here from you. Hopefully I'll be working something up, perhaps an essay for fanlore.org.

With my growing obsession interest in vidding I decided to attend Vividcon.  Gotta thank unovis for giving me a heads up that they sell out quickly - this time the attending memberships were gone 5 1/2 minutes after the registration opened.  Luckily I got through in time.

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[valoise.livejournal.com]

I've been swapping email with killabeez who also cc'd wickedwords and sherrold about the Media Cannibals' work. Also been tracking down other early vids, but you are the first person who has actually said they were coming to LA. I'll keep you in mind and keep you posted.

Now that I've been developing the history of vidding as the focus of the panel, I have tracked down several early vidders and am just now figuring out what I want to show and am tracking down permissions. I won't know how many newer vids I'll have time for until I get an better idea of how long I'll have for the panel and Judes doesn't have the fan panel schedule finalized yet. If I only have 1 hour for the panel, then it's mostly going to be about the history, if I've got more than that, then I'll expand it a bit.

If you do decide to come, let me know. If I have time during the panel, it would be nice for people to get a chance to watch a couple of vids and talk to the vidders about how and why they made them. Sure, I'll be there and be happy to talk about mine, but they might get tired of listening to me talk.