This video is titled "Meet the Man Who Dresses Melania Trump" and is
narrated by Herve Pierre, the fashion designer himself, and compiled by the New
York Times. I like this video because the music and visuals work nicely with
the information being presented. I also think it gives viewers a thorough
insight into the life of Pierre. Being a designer, Pierre's role is usually one
that is "behind the scenes," and this clip makes Pierre's career the
center of attention. I also like that text is used to compliment Pierre's
comments (which are witty and entertaining) rather than the voice of a
journalist or narrator. This allows the video to have a nice flow and doesn't
cause unnecessary interruption.
Another Good Video: |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzAS41cpL_Q&t=187s
I am not sure if this counts as a multi-media project, but this is a video from
my friend's wedding which I think is excellent and I wanted to share it. My
friend is Jewish, and she got married in Israel this past summer. I feel that
the music in this video works very well with the visuals, which are beautiful.
The way the story is told causes viewers to instantly feel connected. While
watching this, I really felt like I was part of the scene. I like that the video
and music tell the story here rather than the voice of a narrator.
Bad Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VEcD6bUur-c This multimedia project is about
sports. Based on the video description, it seems as though the creator of the
video wanted this video to focus on the health benefits of sports, though I do
not feel this was accomplished at all. Additionally, all of the video used is
blurry/shaky/out of focus, and whenever text is used, it is extremely difficult
to read due to it bouncing around.
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