Girl Number 9
Oct. 30th, 2009 05:27 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
rmTo my rather intensely pleased surprise Girl Number 9 is quite entirely awesome.
Good production values (I will spare you my nits about a lighting choice and one camera angle in one shot that I thought was cliched and unnecessary), nice acting (this, this is what we call a Q Rating; you can look like shit, but if you have the Q Rating magic I'll like your character and take his side anyway) and really fantastic establishing characters banter -- that's always been something James Moran does well, and the tight format forces him to reign it in to the bare minimum of useful and it makes it all the snappier for it.
So hey! Nice stuff.
Also, fandom: I'm expecting fanfiction like, five minutes ago. Wake up, people!
Good production values (I will spare you my nits about a lighting choice and one camera angle in one shot that I thought was cliched and unnecessary), nice acting (this, this is what we call a Q Rating; you can look like shit, but if you have the Q Rating magic I'll like your character and take his side anyway) and really fantastic establishing characters banter -- that's always been something James Moran does well, and the tight format forces him to reign it in to the bare minimum of useful and it makes it all the snappier for it.
So hey! Nice stuff.
Also, fandom: I'm expecting fanfiction like, five minutes ago. Wake up, people!
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Date: 2009-10-30 10:22 pm (UTC)Actually everyone we know is either working on VS3 or at Hurricane Who I think.
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Date: 2009-10-30 10:40 pm (UTC)But! I did, finally, put up my next chapter of A Perfect World, warts and all. Soon ...soon it will be done, I pray.