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Corporate Interview - Ep: 83
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Uploaded: | 2013-01-28 |
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I interview Darcy.
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The Lizzie Bennet Diaries is a Primetime Emmy Award winning series based on Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice.
The series was produced by Pemberley Digital.
See other Pemberley Digital projects at http://pemberleydigital.com
The show was developed and executive produced by Hank Green and Bernie Su.
See more details at http://lizziebennet.com
Lizzie Bennet - Ashley Clements - http://twitter.com/TheAshleyClem
William Darcy - Daniel Gordh - http://twitter.com/Danielvgordh
Executive Producer - Hank Green - http://youtube.com/HanksChannel
Executive Producer - Bernie Su - http://twitter.com/BernieSu
Producer - Jenni Powell - http://twitter.com/JenniPowell
Co-Executive Producer - Margaret Dunlap - http://twitter.com/SpyScribe
Co-Producer - Rachel Kiley - http://twitter.com/RachelKiley
Consulting Producer - Kate Rorick - http://twitter.com/KateNobleWriter
Director - Bernie Su - http://twitter.com/BernieSu
Writer - Kate Rorick - http://twitter.com/KateNobleWriter
Cinematography - Jason Raswant - http://twitter.com/JasonRaswant
Assistant Director - Stuart Davis - http://twitter.com/enzostuarti
Editor - Sam Mollo - http://www.sammollo.com
Transmedia Producer - Jay Bushman - http://twitter.com/JayBushman
Transmedia Editor - Alexandra Edwards - http://twitter.com/nonmodernist
Production Designer - Katie Moest - http://twitter.com/orangepenguino
Graphic Designer - Adam Levermore - http://twitter.com/lexigeek
Makeup - Heather Begley
Gaffer - Steven Buritt
Production Assistant - Russ Brown
Production Assistant - Tristan Starr
Intro Music and Graphics - Michael Aranda - http://www.youtube.com/michaelaranda
#LBD5Year
Be sure to join the official Facebook group to interact with other fans!
Download to own the entire series + exclusive bonus.
Available on iTunes - http://bit.ly/LBD-iTunes and Amazon Instant Video - http://bit.ly/LBD-Amazon
Follow the Story - http://bit.ly/LBD-story
Get the Merch - http://bit.ly/LBDmerch
_____
I interview Darcy.
Start from the first video - http://bit.ly/LBDplist
Twitter - http://twitter.com/TheLBDOfficial
Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/LizzieBennetDiaries
Tumblr - http://thelbdofficial.tumblr.com/
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The Lizzie Bennet Diaries is a Primetime Emmy Award winning series based on Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice.
The series was produced by Pemberley Digital.
See other Pemberley Digital projects at http://pemberleydigital.com
The show was developed and executive produced by Hank Green and Bernie Su.
See more details at http://lizziebennet.com
Lizzie Bennet - Ashley Clements - http://twitter.com/TheAshleyClem
William Darcy - Daniel Gordh - http://twitter.com/Danielvgordh
Executive Producer - Hank Green - http://youtube.com/HanksChannel
Executive Producer - Bernie Su - http://twitter.com/BernieSu
Producer - Jenni Powell - http://twitter.com/JenniPowell
Co-Executive Producer - Margaret Dunlap - http://twitter.com/SpyScribe
Co-Producer - Rachel Kiley - http://twitter.com/RachelKiley
Consulting Producer - Kate Rorick - http://twitter.com/KateNobleWriter
Director - Bernie Su - http://twitter.com/BernieSu
Writer - Kate Rorick - http://twitter.com/KateNobleWriter
Cinematography - Jason Raswant - http://twitter.com/JasonRaswant
Assistant Director - Stuart Davis - http://twitter.com/enzostuarti
Editor - Sam Mollo - http://www.sammollo.com
Transmedia Producer - Jay Bushman - http://twitter.com/JayBushman
Transmedia Editor - Alexandra Edwards - http://twitter.com/nonmodernist
Production Designer - Katie Moest - http://twitter.com/orangepenguino
Graphic Designer - Adam Levermore - http://twitter.com/lexigeek
Makeup - Heather Begley
Gaffer - Steven Buritt
Production Assistant - Russ Brown
Production Assistant - Tristan Starr
Intro Music and Graphics - Michael Aranda - http://www.youtube.com/michaelaranda
Lizzie: So, I had a fun weekend hanging out with Gigi and Darcy, but like everyone else around here, it's time to get back to work! And, as at Collins & Collins, I needed to take some time to talk with the CEO. But, this time, I recorded it! Why? Because otherwise, there wouldn't be a video today. So, bear with me, loyal viewers, because...
My name is Lizzie Bennet, and this is the boring stuff.
(intro plays)
[knocking sound]
Lizzie: Come in!
Darcy: Excuse me, Lizzie. Um... Gigi told me you wanted me.
Lizzie: She did?
Darcy: Yes, for an interview? For your independent study?
Lizzie: Yes. Yes. Um, that is, if you have the time, and don't mind appearing on my videos again, some more.
Darcy: No, I don't mind. And, uh, yes. I have the time. Or I'll make it.
Lizzie: Uh, great! Um, let me just, uh, get the door...
So...
Darcy: So.
Lizzie: Why don't you tell us about Pemberley Digital?
Darcy: What would your viewers like to know?
Lizzie: Anything that isn't on the website? Let's start with the name. What does Pemberley mean?
Darcy: Oh. Uh, Pemberley is the name of the place that my father's family comes from in England... I'm sorry, that's boring.
Lizzie: No, I... I like it. It gives a sense of history to a new endeavor. Especially one with such a young CEO.
Darcy: Uh... I just consider myself lucky. I discovered something early that I love to do and do well and I built my company around that. You must know what I mean, what with your videos.
Lizzie: My videos?
Darcy: You discovered something that you love to do and do well.
Lizzie: They're just little videos, me telling stories about my mundane life.
Darcy: But it resonates with people. You're a natural storyteller. All right, I'll show you that what you do is special. Walk me through how you make a video.
Lizzie: Aren't I supposed to be interviewing you? Fine. Um, usually I start with a timely topic, something that happened recently in my life, like, um... I went out to karaoke with your sister last night, then there might be a reenactment to help explain things, you know, costume theater-
Darcy: Now that is an example of something unique and different, and creative, about how you make your videos.
Lizzie: Even when it leads indirectly to me calling you a Newsy?
Darcy: Even then. So, how would you costume theater your karaoke excursion with Gigi?
Lizzie: Uh... Well, I'm not going to sing, that's for sure. Um... And since you're here, you would have to be my assistant.
Darcy: I... I don't think that's necessary.
Lizzie: Oh, no. You started this. You're not going to chicken out now. Come on, it's not like it's your first time.
So, what should we sing?
Darcy as Gigi: Well... well, I always go for the classic musicals.
Lizzie: So, Rodgers and Hammerstein?
Darcy as Gigi: That's not classic, that's... old. Uh... I'm... I'm sorry, I... can't do this.
Lizzie: No, why?
Darcy: It's just too... strange. Pretending to be my sister. I don't want her to think that I'm mocking her, or... I apologize, that's a harsh word.
Lizzie: No, I understand. I know I have used costume theater to... paint a picture of people that only shows my limited perspective and that can seem mocking. Uh, like with my mother.
Darcy: Your mother.
Lizzie: Yes. Uh, my mother is obsessed with marrying off her daughters, but, uh, anyone who watches the videos can see that she cares about us and in her own way wants what's best. So, I'm trying to be better about portraying people from more than just my perspective.
Darcy: I'm trying the same thing. Uh, to see from other points of view. Although I'm not sure I can do it from my sister's. It feels very strange.
Lizzie: Okay, well, um, I - I had a phone call with my dad. We could reenact that. No. That... that would be weird. Um... Uh, I video-conferenced with Charlotte? No. Um... I had lunch with Fitz!
Darcy: Fitz. I could be Fitz. Well, after all, Fitz got to be me. I believe this is what they call payback.
Lizzie: Oh, there's just one problem. I don't have a costume for Fitz.
Darcy: Oh, it's not a problem.
Lizzie: It's not?
Darcy: The production facility on the third floor has a wardrobe department.
Darcy as Fitz: So, Lizzie B! Tell me all about how you're getting on at the Pem-ber-ley!
Lizzie: [laughing]
My name is Lizzie Bennet, and this is the boring stuff.
(intro plays)
[knocking sound]
Lizzie: Come in!
Darcy: Excuse me, Lizzie. Um... Gigi told me you wanted me.
Lizzie: She did?
Darcy: Yes, for an interview? For your independent study?
Lizzie: Yes. Yes. Um, that is, if you have the time, and don't mind appearing on my videos again, some more.
Darcy: No, I don't mind. And, uh, yes. I have the time. Or I'll make it.
Lizzie: Uh, great! Um, let me just, uh, get the door...
So...
Darcy: So.
Lizzie: Why don't you tell us about Pemberley Digital?
Darcy: What would your viewers like to know?
Lizzie: Anything that isn't on the website? Let's start with the name. What does Pemberley mean?
Darcy: Oh. Uh, Pemberley is the name of the place that my father's family comes from in England... I'm sorry, that's boring.
Lizzie: No, I... I like it. It gives a sense of history to a new endeavor. Especially one with such a young CEO.
Darcy: Uh... I just consider myself lucky. I discovered something early that I love to do and do well and I built my company around that. You must know what I mean, what with your videos.
Lizzie: My videos?
Darcy: You discovered something that you love to do and do well.
Lizzie: They're just little videos, me telling stories about my mundane life.
Darcy: But it resonates with people. You're a natural storyteller. All right, I'll show you that what you do is special. Walk me through how you make a video.
Lizzie: Aren't I supposed to be interviewing you? Fine. Um, usually I start with a timely topic, something that happened recently in my life, like, um... I went out to karaoke with your sister last night, then there might be a reenactment to help explain things, you know, costume theater-
Darcy: Now that is an example of something unique and different, and creative, about how you make your videos.
Lizzie: Even when it leads indirectly to me calling you a Newsy?
Darcy: Even then. So, how would you costume theater your karaoke excursion with Gigi?
Lizzie: Uh... Well, I'm not going to sing, that's for sure. Um... And since you're here, you would have to be my assistant.
Darcy: I... I don't think that's necessary.
Lizzie: Oh, no. You started this. You're not going to chicken out now. Come on, it's not like it's your first time.
So, what should we sing?
Darcy as Gigi: Well... well, I always go for the classic musicals.
Lizzie: So, Rodgers and Hammerstein?
Darcy as Gigi: That's not classic, that's... old. Uh... I'm... I'm sorry, I... can't do this.
Lizzie: No, why?
Darcy: It's just too... strange. Pretending to be my sister. I don't want her to think that I'm mocking her, or... I apologize, that's a harsh word.
Lizzie: No, I understand. I know I have used costume theater to... paint a picture of people that only shows my limited perspective and that can seem mocking. Uh, like with my mother.
Darcy: Your mother.
Lizzie: Yes. Uh, my mother is obsessed with marrying off her daughters, but, uh, anyone who watches the videos can see that she cares about us and in her own way wants what's best. So, I'm trying to be better about portraying people from more than just my perspective.
Darcy: I'm trying the same thing. Uh, to see from other points of view. Although I'm not sure I can do it from my sister's. It feels very strange.
Lizzie: Okay, well, um, I - I had a phone call with my dad. We could reenact that. No. That... that would be weird. Um... Uh, I video-conferenced with Charlotte? No. Um... I had lunch with Fitz!
Darcy: Fitz. I could be Fitz. Well, after all, Fitz got to be me. I believe this is what they call payback.
Lizzie: Oh, there's just one problem. I don't have a costume for Fitz.
Darcy: Oh, it's not a problem.
Lizzie: It's not?
Darcy: The production facility on the third floor has a wardrobe department.
Darcy as Fitz: So, Lizzie B! Tell me all about how you're getting on at the Pem-ber-ley!
Lizzie: [laughing]