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{{ | {{Redearth88 | ||
| series = Redearth88 | |||
| name = Tide To Revenge Afire | | name = Tide To Revenge Afire | ||
| number = | | number = 0016 | ||
| image = | | image = Tide To Revenge Afire.jpg | ||
| caption = | | caption = Oh, who? | ||
| date = | | blogger = War Pylol | ||
| url = | | date = 20070728 | ||
| url = {{re88|tide-to-revenge-afire.html}} | |||
| description = Oh, who was it I saw? Oh, who? | | description = Oh, who was it I saw? Oh, who? | ||
| tags = {{tags|lonelygirl15|bree|daniel|danielbeast|jonas|jonastko|sarah|linc|lofisyndicate|redearth|rachel|NEO|FOE}} | |||
| tags = | | cast = | ||
| cast | {{FakeVidChar|[[Rachel]]|[[Sara E. R. Fletcher]]}} | ||
{{ | {{FakeVidChar|[[Linc]]|[[Logan Rapp]]}} | ||
| Previous = I Heard Pain, Odd Evil Fiction | | Previous = Kinda Sorta Lonely | ||
| | | Next = Cut To The Chase | ||
| PreviousB = I Heard Pain, Odd Evil Fiction | |||
| NextB = | |||
}} | }} | ||
It is also the thirty-third video in the [[OpAphid]] video series. | |||
==Transcript== | ==Transcript== | ||
(''Video of somebody, presumably War Pylol, driving along a road.'') | (''Video of somebody, presumably War Pylol, driving along a road.'') | ||
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(''Footage speeds up, and zooms to the window of a bus.'') | (''Footage speeds up, and zooms to the window of a bus.'') | ||
(''We see [[ | (''We see [[Rachel]] and [[Linc]] standing in a bus.'') | ||
==Notes== | |||
*The video's description, as in all War Pylol's videos, is a palindrome. It remains the same when read backwards. | |||
*The concept for this video was based on an abandoned idea from [[The Human Ransom]]. While driving from {{wikipedia|Los_Angeles_International_Airport|LAX}} to [[Miles Beckett|Miles's]] apartment and filming the street shots seen in the video, [[Glenn Rubenstein]] noticed the lighting style of the buses as it got darker. Although he did not get good shots of it for The Human Ransom, he filed the idea away and incorporated it into this video. [http://lg15today.blogspot.com/2007/10/breefm-with-glenn-live-now.html] | |||
*[[Glenn Rubenstein|Glenn]] cites the music heard in this video as one of his favorites out of all the pieces he's composed. He created it using "beat box drum kits." [http://lg15today.blogspot.com/2008/01/what-time-is-itcoverage-of-glenn-on_30.html] | |||
[[Category:War Pylol's blogs]] | |||
[[Category: | [[Category:Sara E. R. Fletcher filmography]] | ||
[[Category:Logan Rapp filmography]] | |||
[[Category:Videos with Rachel]] | |||
[[Category:Videos with Linc]] | |||
Latest revision as of 04:48, 16 July 2008
| Tide To Revenge Afire | |
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| Blogger | War Pylol |
|---|---|
| Date Posted | July 28th, 2007 |
| URL | redearth88.com |
| Description | Oh, who was it I saw? Oh, who? |
| YouTube Tags | lonelygirl15 bree daniel danielbeast jonas jonastko sarah linc lofisyndicate redearth rachel NEO FOE
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| Cast | |
| Rachel | Sara E. R. Fletcher |
| Linc | Logan Rapp |
| Adjacent Blogs | |
| Previous | "Kinda Sorta Lonely" |
| Next | "Cut To The Chase" |
| Previous by War Pylol | "I Heard Pain, Odd Evil Fiction" |
Tide To Revenge Afire is the sixteenth video in the Redearth88 video series.
It is also the thirty-third video in the OpAphid video series.
Transcript
(Video of somebody, presumably War Pylol, driving along a road.)
(Footage speeds up, and zooms to the window of a bus.)
(We see Rachel and Linc standing in a bus.)
Notes
- The video's description, as in all War Pylol's videos, is a palindrome. It remains the same when read backwards.
- The concept for this video was based on an abandoned idea from The Human Ransom. While driving from LAX to Miles's apartment and filming the street shots seen in the video, Glenn Rubenstein noticed the lighting style of the buses as it got darker. Although he did not get good shots of it for The Human Ransom, he filed the idea away and incorporated it into this video. [1]
- Glenn cites the music heard in this video as one of his favorites out of all the pieces he's composed. He created it using "beat box drum kits." [2]
