Student Video Critique.

In both “An Airy Dilemma” and “Cats' Lives Matter,” music is playing in the background. However, in contrast to “An Airy Dilemma,” “Cats' Lives Matter” features not just one but several different pieces of music in the background. There is no consideration of efficiency at play here. The change in the music affects the ability of someone to concentrate on what they are doing. My highest appreciation is reserved for the high caliber of the utilized photographs. The person explaining these videos is clearly knowledgeable because their explanations are apparent and depicted very accurately. Because of the systematic way in which she describes the problems brought on by the previous section and the solutions, it is clear that she put a lot of thought into her work. In addition to including, it in Cats' Lives Matters, she has comprehensively organized her work with many different photographs of cats to provide a striking contrast between life at ACU and the lives of cats. She did these so readers could see the similarities and differences between the two. I would have suggested that you provide subtitles for both videos so that viewers could gain a clearer and less confusing understanding of what is being shown in them. Due to the inclusion of subtitles, the video can be viewed by those who are deaf or have difficulty hearing or employ Use Gestures In your video, and you are free to use gestures such as a person pointing and even a person giving verbal instructions. It may help increase the number of people who convert and drive more traffic to your landing pages. And also, do not leave out interviews. When you are there, pull a few people and ask them questions. It will be beneficial for you to create these questions in advance and use them. Make it a goal to glean something fresh and original from the people you interview.

References

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