
Artist/Song Title: David Usher - Soldiering
Subject: Supernatural, Dean PoV
Original Date: November 2006
Remastered 2008-09-03
Summary: 'Took you in so far, inhaled till I could not exhale.' Dean always knew his Dad would die for him – he just hoped he didn't have to make that decision.
Format: 720 x 400, 20.5 MB DIVX megaupload, mediafire, sendspace, permanent download link or watch on imeem
or watch the original on imeem
I went into the remastering process thinking, ‚Hey, I already used the DVDs with avisynth and so I only need to replace the season 2 footage.‘ I was wrong on all accounts that count – like my ability to open the old project file. I also didn’t have the edited wav saved separately and well, then I was bummed, but already eager to – you know – remaster this specific vid.
So I started it from scratch and uhm, it took around a week to finish. I didn’t use any eps beyond ‘2x05 Simon Said’ with a tiny exception. If you catch it, I’ll give you a cyber cookie. And the new fun thing I learned is Rotoscoping,
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gehört hier zwar nicht hin
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hoffe es kommt bald zum treffen von dean/sam und cordy/faith
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Uhm, und das ist jetzt wahrscheinlich kein guter Zeitpunkt, um zu sagen, dass die Story gerade auf Eis liegt? *blickt sich nervös um*
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I know Jesus Christ is probably your most famous vid and rightly so, it's awesome. But Soldiering On has always been my favourite. The emotional punch when I first saw it was just intense and even now, when I watch it for like the fifty-hundreth time, it still makes my chest ache.
I love that first image of Dean's body arching out of the hospital bed. I love the transition at 0:35 from Dean watching John's corpse burn to him as a child smiling at his father. I love every single image in the clips around 0:38. I love we would walk until we could not crawl. I love how you show Dean's breaking down after John's death at 1:06ish. I love Dean's deep breath around the flames. I love Dean nodding. I love how you show what John left behind.
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‘Soldiering’ on the other hand drives on the emotional impact of John’s death. The vid comes together much more naturally, a bit similar to ‘My Girl’ in that it just goes with the lyrics. The grief Dean carries feels human and easy accessible. Thank you again for your awesome feedback and I am so thrilled that you loved this video so much, that was wonderful to hear.
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