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Where I Want To Be
| Vid | |
|---|---|
| Title: | Where I Want To Be |
| Creator: | Finnhere |
| Date: | May 25, 2010 |
| Format: | |
| Length: | 04:09 |
| Music: | "Where I Want To Be" by Tommy Körberg (taken from the musical "Chess") |
| Genre: | character study |
| Fandom: | The Professionals |
| Footage: | original source material |
| URL: | Vidder's YouTube channel, Link to Vid |
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"Where I Want To Be" is a The Professionals vid by Finnhere. It is a character study of George Cowley, Controller of CI5.
This vid was recommended by Francis Kerst on Crack Van on November 26, 2010:
There are very few Cowley-centered vids; I have all of them, I think, I like all of them (especially a rare B/C vid, which was made for me, very kindly at my request by one of the best vidder in the fandom, and now I regret that I didn't think of reccing it sooner, when I had the opportunity) but I love this one because it's a sharp psychological study as well as a beautiful piece of art, faithful to the character and deeply moving. It's a work of love, done by a talented author who shares my fondness for Cowley and my respect and admiration for Gordon Jackson.The song's lyrics fit the vid's aims and meanings to perfection as does the music. Once you have heard this haunting, vibrant, dramatic melody you are doomed! At least I was: yearning for a repeat, I ended listening to it constantly, for hours. it's intoxicating. Some may even find it too dramatic and emotional but, personally I am totally for emotion, lyricism and dramatic power in music as in poetry.