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The journey that was Baelin's Route | E24 (Patreon)

Published:
2024-06-02 10:00:10
Imported:
2024-06

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It's finally time for a peek behind the scenes of our fan-funded short film, Baelin's Route! From the writing, to finding our perfect Willow, to the hustle of filming and editing, all while keeping Viva La Dirt League running. We chat about THAT one-shot and reminisce on the the unforgettable memories we made along the way. And the big question - will there be another film like this in our future? Thanks again to our wonderful fans and community for helping us out for our first film! We're forever grateful.

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The journey that was Baelin's Route | E24

It's finally time for a peek behind the scenes of our fan-funded short film, Baelin's Route! From the writing, to finding our perfect Willow, to the hustle of filming and editing, all while keeping Viva La Dirt League running. We chat about THAT one-shot and reminisce on the the unforgettable memories we made along the way. And the big question - will there be another film like this in our future? Thanks again to our wonderful fans and community for helping us out for our first film! We're forever grateful.

Comments

Karen C. Thompson

Baelin’s Route was indeed my gateway drug. I’d never heard of VLDL until someone posted BL on Facebook. Now I’m totally smitten. Smitten, damn you!

Likael

I actually don't like Baelin's route despite all the quality and stuff. It's too simple like for kids like fairytale. You don't want to rewatch it. But I kinda get why it was the best decision. You don't want to risk such amount of sums and work putted into it. It's sturdy safe net to be likeable by almost anyone no matter fan or not. If someone showed me it firstly and said some youtubers made it I would be interested what else they have. It is working it's great first film and an important milestone.

Ingrid Giles
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I disagree. I have rewatched it a few times. Sometimes the simple stories are the best ones.

Sylvie Gendron

I'm always fascinated by the work that goes on behind a finished product that I enjoy, whether it's a film like this, or a work of art, a book, anything really. And it's always much more complicated and time consuming than it appears. It gives me so much more appreciation for the end result.