Hey there, Halloween enthusiasts! Emma Blossom here from iLoveEvents.Online, and I’ve stumbled upon something so spine-chilling and creatively captivating that I just had to share it with you all. Yesterday, while scrolling through my Facebook feed, I came across a video that not only showcased the filmmaker’s incredible skills in shooting and editing but also transported me to a realm of dark imagination that I couldn’t resist writing about.
The video in question is brought to life by none other than Original Peasant, a YouTube channel that consistently delivers mind-blowing content. This particular gem I found is an absolute must-see for Halloween fans, though I must warn you, it’s not for the faint of heart. The narrative takes a dark and macabre turn that will send shivers down your spine.
What makes this video truly exceptional is the way it seamlessly weaves together a haunting story with a carefully curated soundtrack. The music is perfectly synchronized with the unfolding scenes, creating a mesmerizing synergy that’s unlike anything I’ve ever seen before.
The timing between the visuals and the music is impeccable. Some moments are so precisely aligned with the music that it left me in awe. It’s as if the filmmaker has choreographed the scenes to the rhythm and beats of the soundtrack, a level of detail and creativity that deserves immense applause.
Without giving too much away, I can tell you that this Halloween-themed video takes you on a thrilling journey through the unknown. It’s a masterpiece of storytelling, visuals, and audio that will leave you both amazed and spooked. Original Peasant’s work truly showcases the boundless potential of online content creators.
Now, without further ado, I present to you this mesmerizing Halloween video from Original Peasant. Grab some popcorn, turn down the lights, and let yourself be immersed in this dark and mysterious tale:
A word of caution, this video is not for the faint-hearted. It’s a perfect fit for those who relish the thrill of Halloween and appreciate the artistry that goes into crafting a chilling masterpiece. So, watch it at your own discretion.
I’d love to hear your thoughts on this video and if you’ve come across any other captivating Halloween content online. Feel free to share your experiences or recommendations in the comments below. Until next time, stay spooky, my friends! 🎃👻
Strawberry Singh (Berry) published a post to communicate that she had to remove a video tutorial she recorded with the aim of educating people to use Second Life® and encouraging them to join the game.
The reason of this is that Linden Lab, in the person of Tia Linden, has contested the improper use of the Linden Lab Trademark.
Specifically, the Trademark appears on the Linden Lab website and in-world welcome area that Berry uses in her video to educate to the account registration and to the beginning of the game.
Berry, in her post, says she wants to share this experience to inform other Bloggers / Vloggers about the risks involved in the use of the LL (Linden Lab) Trademark.
Furthermore, following the request for clarification from the well-known fashion blogger, LL specifies that she had to remove the parts of videos containing the Second Life® Logo to not cause to the reader the expectancy that the video was created by an official member of the LL Staff.
What is the meaning of this request?
The rules on the Trademark and why they exist
The reason for the rules about Trademark is that LL wants to prevent a blogger from exploiting the official mark to mislead the visitor by believing it is an official statement to get a higher traffic (number of visits).
The reason for the Trademarks rules is always the one just mentioned, to avoid that the blogger misled reader/visitor and that there is an undue traffic because of this mistake.
The Linden Lab mistake
From a regulatory point of view, the Linden Lab falls into error, interpreting the rule in a debatable way and behaving with Berry accordingly.
In fact, the well-known blogger did not use the SL® logo to put it as a video logo (a behavior that would have been illegal and to be censored). Instead, she recorded a video of the official LL website, as well as the in-world welcome area.
This behavior cannot generate any misunderstanding, Berry is simply illustrating how to use a game.
Otherwise, we should say that the numerous video tutorials found on YouTube or Vimeo about how to use a software (for example, Photoshop) are illegal and have to be removed instantly because they resume (albeit for educational purposes) the Adobe logo.
On the other hand, how can you create a video tutorial, without showing how to register on the site and how to proceed in the welcome area that is, as is known, the first place a new account access within the game?
The apology of Linden Lab
Berry’s article has created confusion among the bloggers and indignation among the (numerous) fans of her.
Fortunately, the Linden Lab has distanced itself from a rigid and senseless interpretation of trademark legislation and has issued its apology to the blogger who has thus been able to re-upload the removed video.
Please note that I Love Events(TM) is not associated with Linden Research, Inc. or any of its affiliated companies or products, including Second Life (collectively known as "Linden Lab"). The opinions and views expressed on this site belong to the content creators and do not represent the views or opinions of Linden Lab or its employees, directors, officers, agents, or representatives. The usage of the SLBN logo by I Love Events(TM) does not indicate endorsement or representation by Linden Lab.
