Welcoem to posts!!
in the future - u will be able to do some more stuff here,,,!! like pat catgirl- i mean um yeah... for now u can only see others's posts :c
Hi Friends!
Unfortunately I am behind on getting my next video out due to a chronic illness flare-up along with a lighting mistake that made me have to throw out all the footage I'd shot.
On a totally different topic, I'm trying to decide what topic to present on for this year's Virtual JaneCon. I'm down to two ideas: "A Brief History of English Country Dancing from Henry Playford to Jane Austen by a Partial, Prejudiced, and Ignorant Historian" and "Neurodivergence and the Jane Austen Canon: the Double-Empathy Problem in the Comedy of Manners". Please tell me which one you would most like to see.
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Happy New Year, Everyone! Hope you enjoyed our Christmas Special with my look at Charles Dickens's "A Christmas Carol." Getting back to Austen, however, I'm currently editing part 2 of "A Regency Dancer Reads Jane Austen.," and I need some input about format. I've filmed my commentary on Mansfield Park, Sense and Sensibility, and The Watsons, but I'm debating whether I should break it up into 2 parts because the run time is about half an hour. I've noticed my videos seem to perform better when I keep them under 20 minutes. Which would you prefer?
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If my video seems a bit long, check out my friend Snappy Dragon's more concise take. Also for all you naturally curly ladies and femmes, she has a wonderful historical hairstyle tutorial!
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I know most of you came for my "Five Things" video about the dancing in Jane Austen films. Because I only had 15 minutes for a presentation, I had to be ridiculously superficial with everything, and I would really love to go more in-depth with all of these.
I have been thinking about doing an individual video on each of my 5 points. What do people think of this?
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Which video would you most like to see next?
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Cassiane Mobley spills the tea about historical dancing, classic lit, Neurodivergent life, and much, much more!
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