You may use anything I posted on this blog, like drawings (although I doubt you will since they are all low quality), and you may do anything to them (even make fun of them), as long as you don't take credit for the original. You don't even have to say where it came from, as long as it's clear that someone drew it/wrote it/took a picture of it, and it wasn't you.

I mean, I'd still like to know if you use something that I posted here, but you don't exactly need my permission to do it.

Okay? Okay.

Friday, May 31, 2013

I'm a Director

Hello world!

Got to hang out with an awesome-possum friend today! Gonna help him with a story about Slender Man. Fun, right?

I told him about this blog, so now he has the opportunity to learn my deepest darkest secrets... SCARY!

Anyways, I have prepared a topic for today: I have learned something about myself. I'm part music video director!

That sounds random (well, maybe not as random as other stuff I've said... but still pretty random), so I will explain.

For a few days I have been obsessed with the song "Just Give Me a Reason" by P!nk and Fun. I was listening to it one day when all of a sudden I had a vision! My mind was making a video for the song. Since that, I've been using free time to replay it again in my head and make it better. I went to sleep last night perfecting my imaginary music video.

I'd like to film it and post it on Youtube, but I highly doubt I could get the opportunity to make it. I would have to get a set made exactly how I pictured it, and a guy to be singing with me. If possible, I would like to record us singing the song instead on P!nk and Fun, cuz if we kept their voices it would seem like we have voices that belong to adults when we are just 13-14 years old. Plus, I don't want to seem lazy.

(P.S. both are singing during the whole video)
At the beginning, the girl is playing on the keyboard in her room. The first verse is only piano and lyric, so she is doing that. Then, the first chorus she's just walking around her room, maybe looking at a picture of her boyfriend (the actor). Then for the second verse they show the boy on his bed. Halfway through the verse (at "You've been having real bad dreams") he looks through his full-length mirror (conceded, are we?) and sees her in her room instead of his reflection. The next line, he taps on the glass, she notices it, and then they sing directly with each other until the end of the bridge. Then they both move away and wander around their own rooms, maybe looking at pictures, sitting on their beds, glancing at the mirror every once in a while. When they finish with the final chorus, they both look back at the mirror, and it's a mirror again. Disappointed, they both climb into bed and go to sleep.

I like the concept. The director inside of me has good taste. This makes a lot more sense than most videos, somehow. If someone sees this blog entry and want to do the video with me, and have the equipment for it, sign me up!

(Sorry, I'm gonna try to post the drawing for this week tomorrow. I didn't have time to finish it with my friend coming over and all.)

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