Do you think it is possible for me to make a full episode (20-30 min) of Defunctland, while not saying more than a sentence?
🕑 Added 2020-10-15 23:02:05 +0000 UTCI'll only say the sentence like three or four times tops. No talking head interviews either.
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Jared Cress
well said, I've seen enough of his work to know anything he touches will be extremely well produced and engaging.
leftist podcast fan
You have such an incredibly solid body of work already that I think you've earned the right to experiment on different formats if you want to, and that I would assume even if it's a dramatically different format that whatever you created would still be well worthwhile
Defunctland
I think I'm going to do it! And I think you're going to like it!
Virginia Doran
begging you not to do this to yourself and your viewers lmao
Defunctland
That's good to know, but it makes me want to try this more to get people to actually watch the videos
Just James
Unless there is a really good reason to do it, skip it. If it's going to be, like a screensaver, ambient thing, then sure, but I image you wouldn't talk at all then.
Aerial Badger Release
The racing documentary "Senna" creates the dramatic and action-packed narrative of a feature film using only stock footage, print headlines, and minimal VO. You can DEFINITELY do it.
Confess: you’ve already done it haven’t you 😂
Matthew Speidel
FYI, I listen to Defunctland episodes more than I watch them.
Not more than a single sentence in total words? Or just a video where you use nothing but incomplete sentences?
Nancy McCollough
Reminds me of how crowbcat does his "video essays" without saying a word, just lets the evidence speak for itself. Obviously more of a comedic/sarcastic tone than your usual videos but I do like the format. Sometimes it's hard to understand what I'm looking at, though :shrug:
Ben Masiello
Sounds like a really interesting idea, and although I can't figure out how it'd work, I'm sure the end result will be great
Video montage with some good music and call back clips and end it with the one recorded sentence. Totally doable.