Today, she's bringing us another video of her clever handiwork. This time, she's taking a look at the trailer for the 2005 P&P, and noticing something a little eerie, a little kooky, and a lot amusing. Think of it like "Beyonce's always on beat," but you know. . .with corsets and angst. ;)
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When she isn’t writing, she’s into books, movies, tv, food, and hanging out with her friends.
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Get her books here.
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HA! I wonder if they cut trailers deliberately in 4/4 time, to accommodate that? I think the preppy one fits best (only because I hate that the original trailer uses the same dang piece of orchestral music in every period and romantic British film trailer, including Love Actually). UGH.
ReplyDeleteI do want to try pairing it with something from a SciFi trailer, like a Star Wars trailer or something, just to see.....
I wonder, too, Beth! It just WORKED without me having to do anything!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteSci Fi + Carly Rae Jepson would be EPIC.
I was thinking more like pairing this trailer with a John Williams score or something that's commonly used for scifi and fantasy epic trailers....
Delete(but goodness gracious now I have to do Star Wars + Carly. o.0
DeleteI find it interesting that each piece of music worked.
ReplyDeleteI kind of wanted to try other stuff, but that would have been a productivity black hole from which I would never return.
DeleteIncredible ... well done!
ReplyDeletethank you!!
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ReplyDeleteI chuckled how certain scenes matched up pretty well with specific music like the first one and the assembly dancing.
ReplyDeleteFun post, Cecilia!
thanks :):):):)
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