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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A type of Fan Work that, like the Fanfic, consists of an original story utilizing the characters and/or setting from an established franchise. Unlike the Fan Vid, the Fan Film isn't just a re-editing and redubbing of existing footage, but rather an entirely new work consisting of footage that has been shot or animated by the producer(s) of the film themselves. Fan Films vary wildly in quality, from poorly-made Flash cartoons to sophisticated, big-budget epics replete with expert fight choreography and convincing special effects. (Most Fan Films tend to fall somewhere in between.) Thanks to increased computer processing power and the ready accessibility of advanced editing, graphics, and music-making programs, it is becoming increasingly easy for ordinary people to produce Fan Films, some of which are every bit as good in quality as the professional productions on which they're based. (Of course, just like with any other form of Fan Work, Sturgeon's Law is in full effect here.) |
