thirteen | watch the clock

Опубликовано: 15 Июль 2026
на канале: buildmythronex
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screams on the inside for five hundred years LISTEN I FINALLY LEARNED COLORINGS AND FIGURED OUT THE SCREEN MOVING THINGY (also known as the TV simulator effect; honestly I need to make a whole video about this with other names for it bc I KNOW I'm not the only one who got SV and was like "okay but where's that thingy at? OH WAIT I can't figure out what it's called hahAHA HELP") AND I'M SO DANG EXCITED AND PROUD OF THIS VIDEO OKAY.

Backstory: Night of February 26, I rewatch this movie for the twenty first time (it is my f a v e everyone needs to see it at least three times). Later that same night, I download this song and become obsessed. This idea comes to me.
Afternoon of February 27: I start this video in Adobe, using a different approach. Later that night, I import the video into SV, figure out colorings and the effect I wanted, and finished this baby up. AND I'M REALLY EXCITED ABOUT IT!

I decided I needed to wait until I uploaded my FVC to upload this because I like this better and feel it shows my growth as an editor more lmao but oh my I wanted to upload this right away. I first watched this movie over the summer of 2014 and I've had a specific video idea for it ever since, sO, fingers crossed, maybe now that I'm learning SV, that video will finally exist outside my head one day soon. !!!

Enjoy!

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➟ Fandom: Thirteen (2003)
➟ Song: /watch?v=ngMy-b75SOQ
➟ Timeline: February 27 - early morning February 28
➟ Programs: Adobe Premiere Elements 13 + Sony Vegas Pro 14
➟ Coloring: #122 Ocean Blue by Purfectors

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