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Video Fanfiction

Video fanfiction is fanfiction that's been delivered in video form. It shares many similarities with traditional text fanfiction, often following the same tropes and archetypes that are present and are similarly split into parts that resemble chapters or are one-shot videos. However, vidfics are still vastly different from traditional fanfiction due to the different natures of the mediums they use. Traditional fanfiction heavily uses prose to deliver action, while a vidfic will primarily be composed of dialogue with any character actions or physical movements taken typically being conveyed through static clips or with brief action descriptions similar to stage directions in a play.
Video fanfiction is not to be confused with story vid though they are both primarily visual in nature that tell an original story. However, story vids typically use video clips to convey a story with a minimal usage of text, while vidfics typically use entirely static images and have a heavy reliance in text, in combination with its visual images, in order to communicate its story. The images in video fanfiction are often manips that fit the story.
These are often made like a highly advanced Slideshow where character dialogue appears over or next to a static picture to show who's talking, but there are other variations on this theme such as the text message story. Kpop fandom often uses a style that resembles Visual novels in their video fanfiction and tends to refer to these as "FF," for "fanfiction." Typically, vidfics are also accompanied with background music or even sound effects in order to help engage the audience more and assist in delivering emotional moments and setting the mood.
The usage of copyrighted music and images has often led to vidfics being removed from YouTube and other platforms for copyright infringement.
Video Fanfiction has had a presence in fandom for years and is primarily based on YouTube, but its terminology is not widespread and many fandoms have different words for the same concept. In certain anime fandoms video fanfiction were frequently referred to as "movies." And in other fandoms they are referred to as simply fanfiction.
==Example Fanworks==
*Who's Jealous?, a Miraculous Ladybug story about Luka and Marinette. 1 2 3
*The Bully, a BTS story about You and Jimin
*All These Years, a BTS story about Yoomin
*Back to You, a NCT story about You and Mark
*Can't Deny Faith a Harry Potter WIP story about Dramione
Category:YouTubeCategory:Video
Video Game Challenge

The Video Game Challenge was a challenge where creators showed their appreciation for video game fandom by creating fanworks about some of their favorite aspects of the games. The challenge was created by Tumblr blog asheliah, it seems to first appear sometime in 2014. It has gone on to spawn many variants. Unlike other challenges, that have restrictions, this challenge was open to anyone and could be completed when ever was convenient for the participant.
thumb|right|Screen capture of tumblr post about the Video Game Challenge from a deactivated original account
==Questions==
* video games
* pre/sequels
* female characters
* male characters
* pairings (canon or your otp)
* friendships
* soundtracks
* quotes
* heartbreaking scenes/moments
* heartwarming scenes/moments
* character deaths
* character archetypes / alternatively: factions
* sceneries
==Variants==
* lfalna version
* get to know me graphics challenge version
* forest-of-thought version
* 30 Day Video Game Challenge
==Resources==
* Tumblr Tags: VG Challenge, Video Game Challenge, Video-Game-Challenge
Category:Video Game Fandom
Category:2014 Challenges
Category:2010s Challenges
Category:2020s Challenges
Video Game Developers and Publishers

Note: This is not a list of every video game developer/publisher everywhere, just a list of those most likely to be referenced in Fanlore as producing fannish games. For a full list, see the following Wikipedia articles:
* List of video game developers
* List of indie game developers
* List of video game publishers
Likewise, individual developers/publishers listed on this page do not include listings of every fannish game they've ever produced or distributed, just some of the more notable ones to give a feel for the company's general influence on fandom (to try to keep this page under control). Where possible, a link is given to a more extensive list on Wikipedia.
==Bethesda==
:See: List of Bethesda Softworks video games and, of course, Bethesda Softworks and Bethesda Game Studios
*Fallout
*The Elder Scrolls
==Bioware==
:See also: List of BioWare video games and, of course, BioWare
*Dragon Age
*Mass Effect
*Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic
==Blizzard Entertainment==
:See: List of Blizzard Entertainment games and, of course, Blizzard Entertainment
*Overwatch
*Warcraft
==Nintendo==
:See also: List of Nintendo video games and, of course, Nintendo
*The Legend of Zelda
*Pokemon
==Square Enix==
:See: List of Square Enix video games and, of course, Square Enix
*Final Fantasy
*Kingdom Hearts
*Bravely Default
*Octopath Traveler
==Supergiant Games==
*Bastion
*Hades
*Pyre
==Ubisoft==
:See: List of Ubisoft games and, of course, Wikipedia:Ubisoft
*Assassin's Creed
Category:Video Game Fandom
Video Games (Total Drama fanmix)

Video Games is a Courtney/Duncan fanmix in the Total Drama fandom. It is one of several created by khrisdroppeddead for the fandom.
An unofficial port of this playlist to YouTube made by an editor of this article is also available .Songs featured in this playlist may be the wrong version of the songs/incorrect.
==Songs==
#Video Games (Liam Walds Remix) by Lana Del Rey
#Island by The Starting Line
#A Part Of Me (feat. Laura Whiteside) by Neck Deep
#505 by Arctic Monkeys
#No Control by One Direction
#Summer Skin by Death Cab for Cutie
#Shiksa (Girlfriend) by Say Anything
#A Walk Through Hell by Say Anything
== Notes ==
Category:Het Fanmixes
Category:2014 Fanmixes
Vidlet

A vidlet is a term sometimes used to describe a short vid. There does not seem to be any fast and hard rules about what length qualifies for the term, but under a minute seems to be pretty common. There are also examples of the term vidlets been used to describe longer vids; in the Galadriel Awards, any vid of length less than 2 minutes could be included in the Best Vidlet category. 
==Resources==
*Works tagged Vidlet at AO3
*Vidlet tag at Tumblr
Category:Vidding Glossary
Vids by Kandy

Vids by Kandy is a song vid collection compiled by Kandy Fong and agented by Agent With Style starting in 2004. The vids themselves are from 1989 to 1990.
The distributor's summary: "Kandy Fong has been making song vids for more than two decades, showing them at various conventions and trading them for other people's vids. At last, she's finally gathered all her wonderful creations together and made them available on a VHS tape so that now everyone can see them, from her earliest attempts to her latest computer-aided, flashy vid!"
Content:
* "Just the Way You Are" Quantum Leap
* "Spiders and Snakes" Indiana Jones
* "If I Were a Rich Man" Blake's 7
* "Marvelous Little Toy" Star Trek: The Next Generation
* "Anything You Can Do, I Can Do Better" Star Trek (Kirk vs. Riker)
* "Yellow Submarine" Dr. Who
* "Teddy Bears' Picnic" Blake's 7
* No Satisfaction" Star Trek (Spock)
* "Losing My Religion" Starsky and Hutch
* "Leaving the Straight Life Behind" Starsky/Hutch
* "Let's Give 'Em Something to Talk About" Multimedia slash
* "Studs in Black Leather" Blake's 7
* "Sound of Silence" Blake's 7
* "Don't Hold Back Your Love" Pros (Bodie/Doyle)
* "I've Been Thinking About You" Pros (Bodie/Doyle)
Category:2004 Vids
Category:Multifandom Vids
ViennaCon

ViennaCon was a Star Trek convention.
==1995==
October 20-22, 1995 at The Austrotel in Vienna 
==1997==
October 17-19, 1997 at The Austrotel in Vienna 
==1999==
October 22-24, 1999 at Dorint-Budget Hotel (formally The Austrotel) in Vienna 
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Category:1995 Conventions
Category:1997 Conventions
Category:1999 Conventions
Category:Conventions in Austria
Vienna Waits

Vienna Waits was a writer in the due South fandom from 2005 to 2008 and wrote primarily gen. 
==Writing style==
In due South Author Profiles, Lucifuge5 says:
:"As one of the few genfic writers in the fandom, [Vienna Waits] displays a talented hand while writing different kinds of stories within the same genre. She takes what could be so-so premises and makes them into really fascinating and entertaining fanfic. Her respect for everyone in the due South universe translates into high-quality stories that touch the heart, bring a smile to the reader's face and offer new observations on well-known characters. Her Fraser, RayK, Bob Fraser and even Diefenbaker voices will ring true to any due South fan." lucifuge_5, due South Author Profile: Vienna_Waits posted on 17 March 2010 (Accessed 22 March 2010)
 
==Notable Works==
=== due South ===
* Stronger (NC-17 for noncon and violence, flashfic.) This is a dark fic. Pitch-black and extreme (please, heed the warnings at the beginning of the story!) This is also about dignity and coming full circle. What starts as a mild fic--with Mort musing about his line of work--becomes a tale on the price of survival in the most horrible conditions. Vienna Waits gives us one of the reasons behind Mort's life-affirming perspective as well as how much his past continues to shape the man he is today. 
* The Pursuit of Happiness, or Chasing Serenity (G, 5401 words) Why is Frannie aiming at a pile of toilet paper with a Super Soaker? Who exactly is going to "get it" if she gets harmed? Why is Fraser trying to keep her from freaking out? This fic is so good (both funny and interesting), it could have been an actual due South episode. A big part of the awesomeness in this story is seeing Frannie using her smarts to go after what she wants without it being about getting a man/getting married/getting in Fraser's pants. 
* The Secret Life of Renfield Turnbull (G, 1691 words) This fic is based on The Secret Life of Walter Mitty. We follow Turnbull as he goes through his day, keeping the Canadian Consulate clean and running errands for Inspector Thatcher. In between one scene and the next, Turnbull's mind goes off into heavy instances of daydreaming, each more over the top than the previous one. 
* In Pork, There's Profit (G, ficlet) This story is a short scene of classic snark between Fraser and Dief. It involves the stock exchange, Fraser admonishing Dief and Dief doing whatever he wants. Cute to the point of being giggle-inducing, this is a story worthy of a read.
==References== 
Category:Fanwriters
Vienna Waits For You

Vienna Waits For You is an AsaNoya fanfic by Pouler. It is one of the most popular fics for the pairing, with 600 bookmarks and over 38,000 hits on Ao3 as of June 2020. Many fan artists have created art inspired by or illustrating scenes from the fic, and it routinely appears on rec lists for the pairing.
The story is told from the perspective of Nishinoya Yuu as he struggles with depression and young adulthood, and chronicles how he and Azumane Asahi get together in the midst of a dark period in Noya's life. It also incorporates (or possibly originates) several popular headcanons, such as Asahi being the youngest in his family and Noya being the oldest.
While originally rated Mature, the rating was increased to Explicit after chapter 6. Going forward, in the chapters that contained sexual content, the author provided a phrase that readers could skip to if they wished not to read those parts.
==Summary==
==Reactions & Reviews==
Many readers connected on a personal level with Noya's feelings and situation, sending in comments and messages to the author about their own experiences.
==Example Fanworks==
===Art===
* Vienna Waits For You by doodeline
* Ceramics studio kiss from Chapter 5 by wuffen
* by wuffen
* Couldn’t stop thinking about Vienna Waits For You by tulomnedraws
* Comic of a scene in Chapter 12 by just-emerald
* 
* art by MaryPaper
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:Social Media Feature-Fanwork Friday
Category:2010s Fanfiction
View Askewniverse

A term applied to the canon fictional universe created by writer/director Kevin Smith featured in several films, comics, and a television series. The universe is named for Smith's production company: View Askew Productions. The characters Jay and Silent Bob appear in almost all the View Askewniverse media, and characters from one story often reappear or are referred to in others. Smith often casts the same actors for multiple characters in the universe, sometimes even in the same film; Smith himself portrays the character of Silent Bob.
Smith's recurring characters, settings, and motifs first appeared in his debut film, Clerks. Since then, the main canon has consisted of six feature films, in addition to several short films, comic books, and a short-lived animated TV series (see below).
==Canon==
====Films====
* Clerks (1994)
* Mallrats (1995)
* Chasing Amy (1997)
* Dogma (1999)
* Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back (2001)
* Clerks II (2006)
* Jay and Silent Bob Reboot (2019)
* Upcoming films:
** Mallrats II (TBA)
** Clerks III (TBA)
* Short films:
** The Flying Car (2002)
** Clerks: The Lost Scene (2004)
====Television====
* Clerks: The Animated Series (2000)
====Comics====
* Clerks.
* Chasing Dogma
* Bluntman and Chronic
* Walt Flanagan's Dog
* Where's the Beef?
===Non-Canon===
====Film====
* Jay & Silent Bob's Super Groovy Cartoon Movie (2014)
* Drawing Flies
* Scream 3
====Television====
* MTV's Jay and Silent Bob Shorts
* VH1's I Love the 90s (2005) ("Jay and Silent Bob Rename Your Favorite TV Show" & "Guys We'd Go Gay For")
* VH1's I Love the '90s: Part Deux (2005)
* Degrassi: The Next Generation (fictional filming of "Jay and Silent Bob Go Canadian, Eh?" over 3 episodes)
* My Name is Earl
====Comics====
* Chasing Amy (half-novel, half-manga - was not written by Smith)
* Jay and Silent Bob characters are shown/referenced in several comic book series, however they are not part of the universe:
** Green Arrow
** Angel: After the Fall
** Aoi House
==Archives==
* Askewniverse works at AO3
* Clerks, Dogma, and Chasing Amy works at FFN
* Jay & Silent Bob Slash - Jay/Silent Bob slash 
* KS Slash - Kevin Smith movie slash
* Straight Askew - Askewniverse fic
* Askewniverse stories and Fanfic Guides at fabulae
==Resources==
* Wikipedia Page
* View Askewniverse Wiki
==References==
Category:View Askewniverse
View from Vulcan

View from Vulcan is a K/S story by Andrea Arat. 
It was published in Charisma #13.
 
==Summary==
"Sarek was not surprised at Healer Suvak's diagnosis of Admiral Kirk. The man had been through too much too quickly to remain unaffected. After Spock's Fal Tor Pan, Kirk had nearly collapsed. Blaming exhaustion, the admiral refused aid from anyone until Sarek approached him, insisting that a healer take a look at the wound on his forehead. McCoy was in no shape to be working, and so Kirk could not expect to turn to him for help."
==Reactions and Reviews==
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===2003===
==References==
Category:1991 Fanfiction‎
View from the Boot Closet

View from the Boot Closet is a 112-page gen Doctor Who clubzine that has stories, art, puzzles, and "zaniness" about all six Doctors.
The fiction is by O'Quinn, Bruce, Nasea, LaHaise and others. The art is by Buttery, Judith Proctor, Katuzin and others. 
==The Proposed Second Issue== 
A second issue was listed in Datazine #45, but was never actually completed. The ad had said: "Who is The Collector and how did he get the Great Pyramids? Doctor #2 and company aim to find out. In a follow-up to "...An American in Paris" Doctor #5 has a run in with the US Military. An insightful look into the life of the Master and much more. Excellent art by Rich Katuzin and Martin Proctor."
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1985 Zines
Viewers for Quality Television

Viewers for Quality Television was a fan organization created by Dorothy Swanson to pressure networks and companies via fan letters to keep shows on the air. 
It was described by one fan as a "continuing quest to find alternatives to a totally Neilsen-based 'TV economy." from Stephanie Wiltse in Pipeline v.3 n.4/5 (April/May 1990) A 1993 description from The Viewer #61: "Viewers for Quality Television, Inc., a non-profit, tax-exempt organization, was founded in 1984 to champion the cause of quality in commercial network television and to support those shows which its participants feel reflect that quality." 
Swanson dissolved VQT in 2000 after the organization's membership dropped to 1,000 members (down from a peak of 5,000 members), which reduced the funding for the organization. 
"Viewers for Quality Television" was the subject of the 2018 documentary United We Fan.
==The Newsletter==
The organization had a newsletter called The Viewer.
==VQT Awards==
==Sample Year: 1992-93==
The "Endorsed Series" in 1992-93: Brooklyn Bridge, Homefront, I'll Fly Away, Law & Order, Life Goes On, Mad About You, Murphy Brown, The Wonder Years, Northern Exposure, Picket Fences, Quantum Leap, Reasonable Doubts, Roseanne, Seinfeld, Star Trek: TNG, and 60 Minutes.
"Tentative Support" in 1992-93: was given to: "Cheers, Civil Wars, Coach, Crime & Punishment, The Commish, Dr. Quinn: Medicine Woman, Evening Shade, Home Improvement, Homicide: Life on the Streets, PrimeTime Live, The Simpsons, Sisters, Young Indiana Jones, 20/20, and In the Heat of the Night.
==A 1988 Announcement: The Poll==
From the fourth issue of Beauty and The Beast: The Newsletter (December 1988): 
==1989 Descriptions==
From Donna Koich in Beauty and The Beast: The Newsletter #5 (March 1989):
From Becky Vaughn in a letter to Beauty and the Beast (TV) letterzine Passages #12: 
==1993 Description==
From The Viewer #61 (April 1993): 
==VQT and Beauty and the Beast==
This organization became highly visible to Beauty and the Beast (TV) fans as a way to get their voices heard. Fans of that show were extremely frustrated with the Neilson Ratings, and hoped that VQT would be an alternative. 
Many fans flooded VQT with their attention and support, which in some ways was good in terms of money and visibility. But B&B fans were so prevalent and vocal that they tended to overshadow the overall goal and focus of VQT.
==Further Reading==
* (Los Angeles Times) (September 23, 1988)
* The Affiliate Program, an open letter written to fans (1988)
* TV SURVEY, NIELSENS DON'T AGREE (Sentinel Sun) (March 6, 1990)
* TV viewers see an occasional victory (Baltimore Sun) (April 13, 1993)
==References==
Category:1980s
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
Category:Fan Campaigns & Petitions
Viewing Party

A Viewing Party is a gathering of people with similar interests (a fandom or a specific pairing), watching various fannish sources (films, episodes) or fannish creations (fanvids) together and interacting with each other and discussing the source while doing so. Both watching and interacting can take place in a direct, face-to-face setting (for example, at a convention, a fanclub's meeting or a fannish houseparty) or by means of synchronised watching and chatting. The synchronisation can be achieved by members' starting their individual DVD players at the same time or - more easily - by one member's assuming the role of the party host and broadcasting the source via a streaming device or service, e.g. Livestream. The interaction at such a virtual viewing party takes place by written communication via chat or social media (e.g. Twitter, Facebook, Livejournal). 
A viewing party, especially in its virtual and thus very accessible form, is a fanac with strong focus on the community experience, uniting fans from around the world and from various timezones in one fannish online event. Its success depends not only on a well-functioning technical infrastructure both on the side of the host and the individual participants (e.g. bandwidth is a vital factor), but also on the quality of the interaction. The chat offers both a running commentary on the source, in the style of a light-hearted real-time meta discussion, and immediate sharing of emotional reactions, e.g. squee. The conversation is often accompanied by drinking games with more or less flexible rules; it often spawns plotbunnies which inspire participants to create fanworks in reply to a certain interpretation or a plothole. 
==Appearances in Canon==
World Championship Wrestling's WCW Monday Nitro would show interviewer/commentator Lee Marshall at "Nitro parties".
== Examples for online viewing parties ==
Star Trek: The Original Series, with focus on Kirk/Spock: Viewing Parties of the Kirk/Spock Slash Community on LJ; Space Husbands; Shipper's Shack; T'Lara's Cinema of Squee
The Master and Commander part of the Age of Sail fandom has mirror communities MandC_Watch on LJ and on DW
In The X-Files fandom, the SkypePhiles gathered between 2008 - 2013 in a skype group chat to watch scheduled episodes together.
There are several viewing parties in the Hannibal fandom, in the form of scheduled rewatches with live-tweeting; these rewatches are usually organised per region (Europe, Westcoast, Eastcoast) to help with time zone differences.
Category:Fan Activities
Viewscreen

Viewscreen is a 49-page, offset mimeo zine of fiction, poems, reviews, and articles. It was edited by Keith Littlejohn, Sue Brady, John Whiting (all were high school students "struggling to put out this issue in time for Equicon '74").
This zine contains no interior illustration.
==The Editorial==
==Contents==
* Dedication (2)
* Viewscreen Views, an editorial (4)
* The Outpost, fiction by John Whiting (5)
* Animated Star Trek Review: Is It Really STAR TREK? by John Whiting (19)
* Anything Goes, puzzle by Sue Brady (22)
* Just One of Those Days, fiction by Sue Brady (23)
* Guess Who by Keith Littlejohn and John Whiting (27)
* Medical Log by Dr. Leonard McCoy (28)
* A Little Something Extra (29)
* Family Reunion by Pat Zotti (29)
* Edith Keeler, poem by Anonymous (32)
* Shoreleave Party, in dialogue using episode titles (33)
* Guess Who Answers (34)
* Enterprise Incidentals, news bits by Keith Littlejohn (35)
* The Twelve Days of Star Trek, filk by Bob Miller (38)
* Can I Quote You, contest (39)
* Fool Me Once, story by John Whiting (40)
* Scarborough Faire Revisited, filk by Kevin Riley (49)
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1974 Zines
Viggo Mortensen

Viggo Mortensen is an actor. He was born in New York in 1958, but spent much of his childhood in Argentina and some in Denmark. He speaks Spanish and Danish fluently. In April, 2010, he was knighted by the Queen of Denmark.announcements transcription and translations at Viggo-Works For more information see Wikipedia and IMDB.
Viggo Mortensen played Aragorn in The Lord of the Rings movie trilogy of the early 2000s, which brought him fan attention.
==Viggo Fandom==
Viggo has a large and active fan base, offering him gifts and coming together to donate for causes such as tsunami relief. 
Some worry about their Viggo obsession: 
:When I see Viggo's fearlessness I admire it in him and crave it for myself. The next step is to find a way to cultivate it in myself, because expressing creativity vicariously through adoring or emulating Viggo or anyone else is ultimately not satisfying.A Viggo Theory by the editor of Brego.net.
===Viggo Fan Sites===
*Viggo-Works large and active Viggo fan site
*viggo_daily LiveJournal community for sharing pictures of Viggo]
*Additional sites linked from dmoz entry
===Viggo the Sports Fan===
Viggo himself is an avid fan of the Argentine San Lorenzo football team, as well as the Montreal Canadiens hockey team and the New York Mets baseball team Viggo-Works page with his sports-related quotes.
==In RPS Fanfic==
Viggo is one of the main RPS characters in Lotrips fandom. He is most frequently paired with Orlando Bloom The fannish pairing of Viggo Mortensen/Orlando Bloom is sometimes referred to as VigOrli and/or Sean Bean.
===LiveJournal fic communities===
*Rugbytackle (mostly with Sean Bean, but other Men as well)
*Adult Viggo 
*switch_bottoms
*Viggo/Billy
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Actors
Category:Lotrips Category:Lord of the Rings