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Did the video work for you Sunset?

Sorry, I didn't mean to take so long to reply!

Looks really good! I watched it as soon as I got home and then proceeded to get distracted by everything else. . .

I think the DTV one was a trimmed down version of the song. I don't remember it scene-for scene either, but I do remember the song began to play when you see his shadow stop in front of the doghouse, and he stops to look back at her when you hear "I love you." And at the very end where the final "Lady" lyric trails off, the DTV version had the reflection of the characters in the water (the ripples matched the music) and I think it ends with Lady with stars in her eyes (from the Bella Notte sequence) . Not a complaint about yours though; just a comparison. Yours looks great!

I love how you added the sequences with the characters "each and every morning" and where Lady's off to save the Tramp toward the end.

There's something about this song being coupled with images from this movie that really gets to me. And you did an awesome job!

I think you're right. I think the DTV version had a shorter version of the song, hence why I couldn't remember some parts, because they may never have existed. I remember the beginning and the relflection, and the Belle Notte scenes in the video

And the "morning" line fit PERFECTLY with the movie. I was SO happy.

I so wish Disney would do DTV again.....I'd take a job as editor for them!

Siren did you get the Lady and the Tramp clips that I request yet? also I did some research on the Sony Vegas program, and I'm on the edge of buying it since it's a plausible program and I'm hoping it won't jack up the computer. Let me know when you got the clips from Lady and the tramp. I'm doing a music video that's spoofing on Lady and Tramp's relationship and the song is called Addicted, that's why I requested Lady and the Tramp.

I was planning on getting you those clips between tonight and tomorrow night. If I can get them all tonight, I will. Depends how this overtime i have to pull tonight turns out

Thank you Siren, greatly appericated and go ahead take all the time that you want please, I don't mind waiting. You think you could take clips from Peter Pan too?

Great video Siren!


Can anyone describe to me DTV. I did some reserch but I wasn't very sucessful. I did found out that they aired in the late 80's which was beforeI was born. I never heard about them before but I'm dying to know about them. Thanks!

Siren, have you ever thought of telling a story thru the songs that you pick? think that would be really awsome if you told a story with Peter Pan clips with your next song and I can help you on it if you want.

TashieGirl wrote:Can anyone describe to me DTV. I did some reserch but I wasn't very sucessful. I did found out that they aired in the late 80's which was beforeI was born. I never heard about them before but I'm dying to know about them. Thanks!

DTV (short for DisneyTV) was basically a Disneyfied MTV, you could say. Famous oldies songs were set to montages of Disney clips that illustrated the theme or lyrics. For example, the song, "In the Belly of the Whale" was set to clips from Pinocchio (the shots involving Monstro), and a short starring Goofy and (you guessed it), a whale. The only other DTV's I remember are "Good Vibrations" set to Alice in Wonderland, and a song I don't remember the title of, but had the lyrics, "I've got the shoes on you" or something, and that was set to Cinderella and Pecos Bill. Siren's basically bringing DTV back to the new millenium, albeit now I guess we should call it DOL.

Disneykid wrote:. . . and a song I don't remember the title of, but had the lyrics, "I've got the shoes on you" or something, and that was set to Cinderella and Pecos Bill. Siren's basically bringing DTV back to the new millenium, albeit now I guess we should call it DOL.

Wow, I actually remember that one! It was the "Now You've Gone and Left Me" song.

Mason>I'll get those clips to you soon. Having a few bad days. Just got laid off with just a 4 day notice, and trying to find another job. Oh so stressed right now.

And story wise, most my videos seem to tell the story of the movies or episodes. Depends on the song really.

Thanks TashieGirl! And DTV was great. It is pretty much what I do. I take clips of movies and splice them together to music to come out with what you saw. No different then what Disney did with DTV.

That's alright Siren, sorry bout you geting laid off, where did you used work at? I also would like you send me LKing clips please, I want the Morning Report, Simba and his dad touring the pridelands, Stampede, Adult Simba being lectured/hit by Rafki, and the arguement betwen Simba and Nala + the scene where Simba finds the pridelands in ruins.

Thanks you guys, especially DisneyKid. And welcome Siren. I'm trying to make music videos as well on Window's movie maker. The problem is, I can't figure out how to import clips on to there. Btw, I visit your website. I love it! Keep up the good work!

Tashie, the clips need to be wmv and make sure that every clip that you want loaded into movie maker are wmv format, it's simple but alil tricky, e-mail me if you need more help please.

THAT MUSIC VIDEO WAS SO SWEET!!!!!!!! Good job! I really enjoyed it

How would Walt Disney use the music video media to promote his films, would he done it if it was a highly revoultionary idea, could he turn it to a golden era for Disney?

so true so true

Mason_Ireton wrote:Tashie, the clips need to be wmv and make sure that every clip that you want loaded into movie maker are wmv format, it's simple but alil tricky, e-mail me if you need more help please.

Thank you so much!

You're very welcome Tashie, what are the clips you're loading up, and would you mind e-mailing them to me please? send em to mason_ireton@yahoo.com

Sire>>: Did you get the L&T vids sent yet? if not then that's alright, take as long as you like please, I'm in no rush at all.