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Meeting up in the real world
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Back on topic:
Well my trip to New York did not only mark the first time of Sunarep setting foot on American Soil it was also my first faneditor meeting with Njvc.
Initially it was one of the more bizarre experiences.
Waiting at a public place at a certain time, wearing yellow trousers to be easily spotted...
Not sure if Njvc was an actual person or some internet program like neglify...
then the dialogue:
"Hey are you Sunarep?"
"Yes.. Njvc?"
And i fully expected the next questions to be:
"you got the stuff?"
"you got the cash?"
But then I must say it was an incredibly pleasant day.
Njvc and Mrs. Njvc being some of the nicest people I have met in recent times.
The cool thing about fanediting is that people are connecting even faster than they do when they wait in line for tickets for a movie premiere - usually if you line up for a movie you immediately start discussing about why you are as excited as the rest and you can immediately talk about everything.
but fanediting cuts even deeper. It is a kind of crazy lifestyle-mentality-disorder where you need no establishing of anything. you know the board, the edits, so you dive into things you thought you'd never discuss offline
1) what are the strengths of individual faneditors?
2) who do you want to meet in real life?
3) is neglify really THAT nuts?
4) is neglify seriously THAT nuts?
5) what fanedits to watch?
Fanedits are a very personal thing, hence the reason we always describe our edits to make people understand our intentions but when you talk face to face it gets even more personal and interesting.
every single editing choice is much more interesting once the editor explains his reasonings and watching workprints together on a laptop while Mrs. Njvc is the most understanding woman a faneditor can wish for (seriously two grown up men staring at a screen where strange music that does not fit into star wars is playing? ... craaaaazy
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Let's just say that I felt meeting for jsut one day isn't nearly enough time!
thanks again to njvc especially when it comes to tolerating my sudden stephen king freakouts
Well my trip to New York did not only mark the first time of Sunarep setting foot on American Soil it was also my first faneditor meeting with Njvc.
Initially it was one of the more bizarre experiences.
Waiting at a public place at a certain time, wearing yellow trousers to be easily spotted...
Not sure if Njvc was an actual person or some internet program like neglify...
then the dialogue:
"Hey are you Sunarep?"
"Yes.. Njvc?"
And i fully expected the next questions to be:
"you got the stuff?"
"you got the cash?"
But then I must say it was an incredibly pleasant day.
Njvc and Mrs. Njvc being some of the nicest people I have met in recent times.
The cool thing about fanediting is that people are connecting even faster than they do when they wait in line for tickets for a movie premiere - usually if you line up for a movie you immediately start discussing about why you are as excited as the rest and you can immediately talk about everything.
but fanediting cuts even deeper. It is a kind of crazy lifestyle-mentality-disorder where you need no establishing of anything. you know the board, the edits, so you dive into things you thought you'd never discuss offline
1) what are the strengths of individual faneditors?
2) who do you want to meet in real life?
3) is neglify really THAT nuts?
4) is neglify seriously THAT nuts?
5) what fanedits to watch?
Fanedits are a very personal thing, hence the reason we always describe our edits to make people understand our intentions but when you talk face to face it gets even more personal and interesting.
every single editing choice is much more interesting once the editor explains his reasonings and watching workprints together on a laptop while Mrs. Njvc is the most understanding woman a faneditor can wish for (seriously two grown up men staring at a screen where strange music that does not fit into star wars is playing? ... craaaaazy
)Let's just say that I felt meeting for jsut one day isn't nearly enough time!
thanks again to njvc especially when it comes to tolerating my sudden stephen king freakouts
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was it a shitty looking stop motion spider?njvc said:
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njvc said:
This, kids, is why you don't drop substance D.
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we should totally do this!
yeah it was pretty much Ka.
I told Njvc that I didn't find the turtle the first time and wanted to go back and then "by accident" we wound up exactly at the vacant lot... if that is not Ka I will stop believing in the religion of Stephen King
we should totally do this!
yeah it was pretty much Ka.
I told Njvc that I didn't find the turtle the first time and wanted to go back and then "by accident" we wound up exactly at the vacant lot... if that is not Ka I will stop believing in the religion of Stephen King
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Is your transporter working yet, and if so, do you have cookies?
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reave said:
would definitely be there if at/near your place.
