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| description = I’m still alive and thanks to Charlie I think I’m going to stay that way. I wish I could say the same for my sister. | | description = I’m still alive and thanks to Charlie I think I’m going to stay that way. I wish I could say the same for my sister. | ||
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| − | | vidplay = | + | | vidplay = Lawrence Tallis |
| − | | story = | + | | story = Luke Hyams, Neil Mossey, and Lawrence Tallis |
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==Transcript== | ==Transcript== | ||
| + | (''A white plate against an orange background is seen. A red pill is laying in the middle of the plate. Pills appear underneath the pill in the middle, making a smile and eye, and it eventually transforms into a dog's face. The face turns back into a regular smiling face and brown pills circle around the eyes. Yellow pills appear above the eyes to make eyebrows and hair. The face transforms into a frowning face, which cries blue caplets''.) | ||
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| + | (''Cut the pills forming circles, which move. The word "blood" is spelled out in pills, followed by the word "Hoo", the word "dead", and finally the word "Evil". The pill forming the bottom of the "i" breaks, spilling black powder onto the plate. Cut to the plate covered in the black powder, with the [[Hymn of One]] symbol formed out of pills on it. The symbol disappears and the word "RIP" forms in the powder, which is then covered with red pills. Cut to the word ""Murder" written in the powder, which is then underlined with red pills''.) | ||
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| + | (''Red and green pills form a giant pill, which breaks, spilling white pills from it. The pills from a cross. Cut to a glass standing on the table, which is slowly filled with pink liquid. A straw appears in the glass and the liquid disappears. Cut to a Barbie doll sitting next to the glass, now filled with yellow liquid, with the word "DRUGS" written on it. The Barbie holds up a pill and falls backward as the words "or DEATH" appear on the glass. The glass comes closer to the camera. Cut to the Barbie's head, which has fallen off. Pills appear near her and red pills spill from her neck. Cut to the Barbie doll in front of a mirror, holding a green pill up. The pill turns to red in her hand. Cut to numerous pills, sorted by type, on the table. The music stops as the video cuts to Lauren sitting at the table''.) | ||
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| + | '''Lauren:''' So this is it for me. Sentenced to a lifetime of pill-popping. Don't get me wrong, I'm so grateful to [[Charlie]] for sorting me out. I mean... Well, it's not like I've got a choice, is it? God knows what I'd have done without her. (''Looks at the pills on the table and picks up a white one''.) What is it about these pills that can make me better? They just look like chalk. (''Puts the pill down and picks up a red one''.) Or Skittles. How do ''these'' keep me alive? | ||
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| + | (''Lauren puts the red pill back. She stands up and picks up the camera. She leans back onto a pillow on the couch''.) | ||
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| + | I miss my sister. I don't even know if she's definitely... you know. I hate thinking about her with that psycho [[Terrence]]. Who knows what he did to her? | ||
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| + | (''Lauren looks around and sighs, looking like she's about to cry. She gets angry and sits up''.) | ||
| − | + | Well, he ain't gonna get away with it, I can tell you that! I may look like a midget, but I can look after meself, don't you worry! Him and those [[the Order|Order]] wankers ain't gonna know what's hit 'em. So I've got to be prepared. | |
| − | + | (''Lauren leans over and picks a red see-through pill from the table''.) | |
| − | '' | + | 'Cause as long as I'm taking these, means I'm [[trait positive]], so I guess I'm gonna see them freaks one way or another. But they ain't gonna get their hands on my blood! |
| − | + | (''Lauren shoves the pill in her mouth and swallows it with water from the glass. She leans over to pick up a white pill and swallows it''.) | |
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
| + | *This video is the first to utilize the [http://www.ooyala.com/ ooyala] flash video player, rather than the [http://videoegg.com/ VideoEgg] player. [[Bebo]] has encouraged all of their featured series to utilize this player, which also offers greater customization for content providers. | ||
| + | *The title is a reference to British rock band {{wikipedia|The_Verve|The Verve's}} 1997 single, "The Drugs Don't Work", which went to #1 in the UK. | ||
| + | *This video is reminiscent to [[Kate]]'s old art videos. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:49, 17 February 2009
| The Drugs Do Work | |
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| Blogger | Lauren |
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| Date Posted | April 8th, 2008 |
| URL | lg15.com |
| Forum | 678|3=lg15}} |
| Length | 3:23 |
| Description | I’m still alive and thanks to Charlie I think I’m going to stay that way. I wish I could say the same for my sister. |
| Location(s) | The new flat |
| YouTube Tags | KateModern LG15 lonelygirl15 Lauren |
| Production Credits | |
| Executive Producer(s) | Miles Beckett and Greg Goodfried |
| Co-Executive Producer(s) | Joanna Shields and Amanda Goodfried |
| On-Set Producer | Louis Figgis |
| Line Producer | Kelly Brett |
| Production Co-Ordinator | Claire Finbow |
| Interactive Co-ordinator(s) | Jonathan Almond |
| Production Runner(s) | Meryl Iona Edwards |
| Director(s) | Yusuf Pirhasan |
| Head Writer | Luke Hyams |
| Vidplay | Lawrence Tallis |
| Story | Luke Hyams, Neil Mossey, and Lawrence Tallis |
| Editor(s) | John Palmer |
| Animator(s) | Meryl Iona Edwards |
| Music | "Und So Weiter II" by Glen Bledsoe |
| Cast | |
| Lauren | Emma Pollard |
| Adjacent Blogs | |
| Previous | "The Day of the Eternal Song" |
| Next | "Happy Food" |
| Previous by Lauren | "let my sister go" |
| Next by Lauren | "Bang Out of Order" |
The Drugs Do Work is the two-hundred thirty-first webisode in the KateModern video series. It is also the seventy-sixth video of season two.
Transcript
(A white plate against an orange background is seen. A red pill is laying in the middle of the plate. Pills appear underneath the pill in the middle, making a smile and eye, and it eventually transforms into a dog's face. The face turns back into a regular smiling face and brown pills circle around the eyes. Yellow pills appear above the eyes to make eyebrows and hair. The face transforms into a frowning face, which cries blue caplets.)
(Cut the pills forming circles, which move. The word "blood" is spelled out in pills, followed by the word "Hoo", the word "dead", and finally the word "Evil". The pill forming the bottom of the "i" breaks, spilling black powder onto the plate. Cut to the plate covered in the black powder, with the Hymn of One symbol formed out of pills on it. The symbol disappears and the word "RIP" forms in the powder, which is then covered with red pills. Cut to the word ""Murder" written in the powder, which is then underlined with red pills.)
(Red and green pills form a giant pill, which breaks, spilling white pills from it. The pills from a cross. Cut to a glass standing on the table, which is slowly filled with pink liquid. A straw appears in the glass and the liquid disappears. Cut to a Barbie doll sitting next to the glass, now filled with yellow liquid, with the word "DRUGS" written on it. The Barbie holds up a pill and falls backward as the words "or DEATH" appear on the glass. The glass comes closer to the camera. Cut to the Barbie's head, which has fallen off. Pills appear near her and red pills spill from her neck. Cut to the Barbie doll in front of a mirror, holding a green pill up. The pill turns to red in her hand. Cut to numerous pills, sorted by type, on the table. The music stops as the video cuts to Lauren sitting at the table.)
Lauren: So this is it for me. Sentenced to a lifetime of pill-popping. Don't get me wrong, I'm so grateful to Charlie for sorting me out. I mean... Well, it's not like I've got a choice, is it? God knows what I'd have done without her. (Looks at the pills on the table and picks up a white one.) What is it about these pills that can make me better? They just look like chalk. (Puts the pill down and picks up a red one.) Or Skittles. How do these keep me alive?
(Lauren puts the red pill back. She stands up and picks up the camera. She leans back onto a pillow on the couch.)
I miss my sister. I don't even know if she's definitely... you know. I hate thinking about her with that psycho Terrence. Who knows what he did to her?
(Lauren looks around and sighs, looking like she's about to cry. She gets angry and sits up.)
Well, he ain't gonna get away with it, I can tell you that! I may look like a midget, but I can look after meself, don't you worry! Him and those Order wankers ain't gonna know what's hit 'em. So I've got to be prepared.
(Lauren leans over and picks a red see-through pill from the table.)
'Cause as long as I'm taking these, means I'm trait positive, so I guess I'm gonna see them freaks one way or another. But they ain't gonna get their hands on my blood!
(Lauren shoves the pill in her mouth and swallows it with water from the glass. She leans over to pick up a white pill and swallows it.)
Notes
- This video is the first to utilize the ooyala flash video player, rather than the VideoEgg player. Bebo has encouraged all of their featured series to utilize this player, which also offers greater customization for content providers.
- The title is a reference to British rock band The Verve's 1997 single, "The Drugs Don't Work", which went to #1 in the UK.
- This video is reminiscent to Kate's old art videos.
- Videos with Miles Beckett and Greg Goodfried as executive producers
- Videos with Joanna Shields and Amanda Goodfried as co-executive producers
- Videos with Louis Figgis as on-set producer
- Videos with Kelly Brett as line producer
- Videos with Claire Finbow as production co-ordinator
- Videos with Jonathan Almond as interactive co-ordinator
- Videos with Meryl Iona Edwards as production runner
- Videos directed by Yusuf Pirhasan
- Videos with Luke Hyams as head writer
- Vidplays written by Lawrence Tallis
- Story written by Luke Hyams, Neil Mossey, and Lawrence Tallis
- Videos edited by John Palmer
- Animation by Meryl Iona Edwards
- Videos with Lauren
- Emma Pollard filmography
- KateModern videos
- KateModern videos by length
- KateModern videos by date
- Lauren's blogs
