VVC '09 Challenges - Convenient Parking [Dexter/Criminal Minds]

[cherry]

Title: Convenient Parking
Fandom: Dexter/Criminal Minds
Music: Convenient Parking - Sun Kil Moon
Summary: The Behavioral Analysis Unit goes hunting for the Bay Harbor Butcher.

Links: Download (20 MB, DIVX, zipped) | Stream (YouTube)

Convenient Parking
Soon the chain reaction started in the parking lot
Waiting to bleed on to the big streets
That bleed out on the highways and
Off to others cities built to store and sell these rocks
Well aren't you feeling real dirty
Sitting in the parking lot

Soon the chain reaction started in the parking lot
Waiting to bleed on to the big streets
That bleed out on the highways and
Off to others cities built to store and sell these rocks
Well aren't you feeling real dirty
Sitting in the parking lot


Convenient parking (is way back, way back)
Convenient parking (is way back, way back)

Waiting to bleed on the big streets
That bleed out on the highways and
Off to other cities built to store and sell these rocks
Well aren't you feeling real dirty
Sitting in your car with nothing
Waiting to bleed on the big streets
That bleed out on the highways and
Off to other cities built to store and sell

There's nothing

Convenient parking (is way back, way back)
Convenient parking (is way back, way back)


Notes: Made for the VividCon 09 "Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations" Challenges vidshow, this is a crossover vid made to a Sun Kil Moon cover of a Modest Mouse song. I was nervous about the buy-in required to make a serious business crossover, but I also figure it's always good to push ones self. There are many, many places where this vid could have gone horribly wrong -- many thanks to elynross for keeping me on track.

Comments

[jenavira.livejournal.com]

This is fantastic - brilliant use of intercuts and framing the Dexter story in terms of a Criminal Minds episode. I would love to watch that episode, actually... (This is the first CM vid I've actually watched, too, and I'm glad it was so awesome. <3 )

[cherryice.livejournal.com]

Thank you! I was hoping that I'd mixed it well enough for people to buy into, and I'm so glad someone caught the framing as an episode of CM.