Bernice Summerfield Series - Various Authors Children of Time Encanto Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Jupiter Ascending Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri Star Trek Timelines Star Trek: Lower Decks The Culture - Iain M. Banks cardigan - Taylor Swift (Music Video)
Open to vids? Yes!
Vid likes: I'm not sure what a "worldbuilding" vid would look like, but if any of my prompts inspire you in that direction, go for it! For fanvids in general, I like interesting/surprising/amusing juxtapositions (either between one scene and the next or between what's happening and the music), and having fun with pacing (e.g. the cuts getting faster and faster towards the end before slowing down again). I am very broad-minded in my musical taste; I would much rather go with the music you think fits than have a vid shoehorned in to my favourite song if you're not feeling it. And to be honest, my "favourite song" is something which changes on about an hourly basis. That said, if you do want to know, the two places my music collection/Youtube playlist gravitates towards most strongly are British indie circa 1995-1997 (I hesitate to use the term "Britpop" but, yeah, basically Britpop) and female singer-songwriters from the last decade or so. I do have one specific vid prompt, for one of my fandoms: for Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri, a Secret Project style video for an imaginary secret project, or even just one of the usual base facilities, would be awesome.
Open to IF? Yes!
IF likes: I am equally happy with both parser-based and CYOA IF. I'm happy for it to land anywhere on the various axes of "game" vs "simulation" vs "story"; I do enjoy puzzles, as long as they aren't insanely difficult to work out. On the more story-ish end, I do enjoy it when there isn't an obvious "good ending", or at least where it's left open to interpretation whether any particular ending is good or not. On the fanworks end, I do enjoy little details in how things are presented that call back to canon, if that makes sense (e.g. making the interface look like something in-universe), though I realise that's very tricky so it's very much an optional extra on the optional extra!
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Fandoms (one per line):
Bernice Summerfield Series - Various Authors
Children of Time
Encanto
Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
Jupiter Ascending
Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri
Star Trek Timelines
Star Trek: Lower Decks
The Culture - Iain M. Banks
cardigan - Taylor Swift (Music Video)
Open to vids? Yes!
Vid likes: I'm not sure what a "worldbuilding" vid would look like, but if any of my prompts inspire you in that direction, go for it! For fanvids in general, I like interesting/surprising/amusing juxtapositions (either between one scene and the next or between what's happening and the music), and having fun with pacing (e.g. the cuts getting faster and faster towards the end before slowing down again). I am very broad-minded in my musical taste; I would much rather go with the music you think fits than have a vid shoehorned in to my favourite song if you're not feeling it. And to be honest, my "favourite song" is something which changes on about an hourly basis. That said, if you do want to know, the two places my music collection/Youtube playlist gravitates towards most strongly are British indie circa 1995-1997 (I hesitate to use the term "Britpop" but, yeah, basically Britpop) and female singer-songwriters from the last decade or so. I do have one specific vid prompt, for one of my fandoms: for Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri, a Secret Project style video for an imaginary secret project, or even just one of the usual base facilities, would be awesome.
Open to IF? Yes!
IF likes: I am equally happy with both parser-based and CYOA IF. I'm happy for it to land anywhere on the various axes of "game" vs "simulation" vs "story"; I do enjoy puzzles, as long as they aren't insanely difficult to work out. On the more story-ish end, I do enjoy it when there isn't an obvious "good ending", or at least where it's left open to interpretation whether any particular ending is good or not. On the fanworks end, I do enjoy little details in how things are presented that call back to canon, if that makes sense (e.g. making the interface look like something in-universe), though I realise that's very tricky so it's very much an optional extra on the optional extra!