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CUIN 3313 Discussion 5B "Digital Video"-Peer Response

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CUIN 3313 Discussion 5B "Digital Video"-Peer Response

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INSTRUCTIONS:

Double click on canvas or click on the Plus sign at the bottom right corner to add your post.

Discussion Prompt:

Select one of your classmate’s posts from the 5a Padlet and find a video clip on Youtube, Vimeo, etc. that exemplifies the takeaway your classmate identified in the post. Link to the video clip and explain how you see the takeaway exemplified in the video. (The video clip can be from any genre - instructional, entertaining, informational, etc.)

Post to this Padlet by Tuesday, July 18, 11:59pm.

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My Response to Student Ryan Crisp - Braquece Smith

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My Response to Student Ryan Crisp - Braquece Smith

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Ryan is addressing an issue that affects many students and professionals in the world today, short attention spans. I believe it is much easier to pay attention to someone facilitating a conversation rather than listening to someone preach about a certain topic. The video I have chosen to explain Ryan's post in more detail is a short clip about how business leaders are having to make your point shorter, and deliver it in many different ways in order to keep the attention of your audience. I think it applies to video production, as well.

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Battling Your Audience’s Short Attention Span

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It's not a myth, people's attention's span are shorter than ever. Combat this by giving your audience small bits of content instead of one big piece all at once. Watch KSA President Kathy Schaeffer on this episode of Cision's Content Conversations Featuring Jay Baer.

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My Response to Student Braquece Smith - Mykalea Cupp-Vasquez

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My Response to Student Braquece Smith - Mykalea Cupp-Vasquez

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Braquece is talking about how music is important in videos and the music effects our emotions in the videos we watch. I would have to agree, Music has a way of making us feel happy, sad, or excited. I have a friend who is a Cinematographer and one of his jobs is to site up a scene. For example if he has to create a scene with sadness but plays happy music the scene would not make sense. Music is the key to create a prefect clip or scene. It does not matter is it in a learning video or training or just in music videos or feature films. Music plays a big roll in our lives. The video I have chosen to explain what Braquece is addressing about how music is important.

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Music is important and fundamental to your video production. Use the wrong soundtrack with your video footage, and the overall experience can adopt the wrong tone. use the right soundtrack and the overall experience is enhanced. Often, if you enjoy a video production, but don't notice the soundtrack, it's a sign that the soundtrack has worked successfully to reinforce your message or emotive.

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I agree with Ryan Crisp that videos should focus on entertaining the viewer. With all the distractions around, this tactic will engage the viewer to keep on watching. I too dread long, boring videos. I love when videos express meaningful messages through comedy. I found this short film on YouTube with slight humor and an interesting lesson behind it!

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My response to student Bianca Guerra - Laura Gaytan 

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My response to student Bianca Guerra - Laura Gaytan 

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Bianca discussion talks about how music is a very important role when it come to a video. The music is a key of attracting humans, like she mentions. When making a video the music should match with the content of the main idea, meaning trying to get that message across. I also agree when she mentions that the type of music that you choose should be for what the audience you are trying to attract. Being able to determine the type of audience should be also be one of the main focus.

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Response to student Ryan Crisp - Tien Vo

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Response to student Ryan Crisp - Tien Vo

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In Ryan's post he mentions that it is important to make interesting video to keep the viewers engaged. I agree with him and also agree with the lack of attention span most student have when they are watching an instructional video. The video that I have attached below is a fun short attention span test video that tests if a person has short attentions span or not. I find that in the video that the person speaking is trying his best to capture the attention of the audience by not being so monotone, utilizing some hand movements, and talking in an upbeat tone.

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Response to Laura Gayton- Mary Henderson

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Response to Laura Gayton- Mary Henderson

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Yes I agree it is important to present something to your audience that they would like, that would peak the interests of the majority of the audience. It will also get more people to speak their opinion afterward if they are interested in what is being shown.

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Response to Mykalea Cupp Vasquez-Esra Babaturk

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Response to Mykalea Cupp Vasquez-Esra Babaturk

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Mykalea's post mentions online classes and how the impact and success of the class is reliant on the importance of creative and engaging videos for the subject at hand. I can say I have taken classes that had online lectures that were long boring videos of a professor talking on and on and on to where I would zone out because it was literally nothing but a video of the professor talking. Other classes online have had more engaging, where, like Mykalea said, mixed things up. Some lectures would be interactive power points, others would be, like this class, a variety of activities and discussions that were all engaging and fun.

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My Response to Student Braquece Smith - Dennise Caicedo

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My Response to Student Braquece Smith - Dennise Caicedo

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Braquece discussed how music has the power to evoke emotions and responses from the audience. I agree, music gives us different feelings such as happiness, anger, and sadness. I also agree that the right music needs to be played to support the story that is being presented. The audience will respond better to the message of the story if they feel a connection. This will keep them focused on the presentation and undistracted. I chose a short video that demonstrates how music evokes emotions.

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Response to student Ryan Crisp-Elizabeth Ramirez

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Response to student Ryan Crisp-Elizabeth Ramirez

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I agree with Ryan that attention span is important and we need to be able to engage the viewer now more than ever. I have found a video that might explain why our attention span is getting shorter.

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Our Attention Span Is Less Than That Of A ... Oh, Look!

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Microsoft Canada found humans' attention spans are now less than the nine second attention span of goldfish. Follow Katherine Biek: http://www.twitter.com/KatherineBiek See more at http://www.newsy.com Transcript: A new study from Microsoft found our memories are actually worse than that of Dory. "I forget things almost instantly.

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Response to Student Braquece Smith - Pichoudam Peou

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Response to Student Braquece Smith - Pichoudam Peou

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Braquece talked about how music has the power to elicit different emotions. Music can influence your audience to be more attentive. I completely agree with Braquece. It is important for videos that sound and music that align with the visual contents. I don't believe that a video without sound can effectively convey its overall purpose. The video I have chosen is a music video without sound. It's a very popular song by Rihanna and Drake.

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WORK - Rihanna ft. Drake (House of Halo #WITHOUTMUSIC parody)

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My Response to Student Madison Cockrell-Xxx Piya

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My Response to Student Madison Cockrell-Xxx Piya

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Madison believed her biggest takeaway from the readings was the power music and colour has in eliciting emotional responses from the audience. She also mentioned that music and colour can be deliberately used to portray a feeling, which I completely agree with. One of the best visualization of her takeaway is the the highly renown colour-turning scene in Wizard of Oz. It has dramatic music and the addition of colour evidently signifies how Dorothy is no longer in Kansas. The music and colour has been magnificently used to transition between the two worlds.

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Ryan Crisp talks about how keeping the viewers entertained is an essential part to digital storytelling. I completely agree with. I also think that adding emotions to the videos to capture the viewers attention and to make the video more interesting. I am including a trailer movie "War for the Planet of the Apes". It is about a cast of animals in this case monkeys which act upon humans. This video captures the attention of the viewer throughout the movie. Also I like how the Apes has transitioned throughout the series, from the basic words, to sign language, simple sentences, to fluent English. It is amazing show, truly a piece of art.

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War for the Planet of the Apes Trailer (2017) | 'Meeting Bad Ape' | Movieclips Trailers

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War for the Planet of the Apes Trailer - Meeting Bad Ape (2017): Check out the new trailer starring Woody Harrelson, Judy Greer, and Andy Serkis! Be the first to check out trailers and movie teasers/clips dropping soon @MovieclipsTrailers.

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My Response to student Laura Gaytan – Angela Maldonado  

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My Response to student Laura Gaytan – Angela Maldonado  

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In training videos, it is essential to connect with the audience. The article 6 Tips to Create Engaging Training Videos gives a good explanation why is it important to incorporate these tips. Laura, one tip that stood out to me the most to me was connection. In this YouTube video, it gives an example how to create good connection video. Training videos can sometimes be boring if there is no connection. Therefore, it is good to do research in how to create an engaging training video. The firefighter is talking directly to the audience. The video captures the attention of the public right way. Also, video doesn’t only show the firefighter talking it changes the presentation. The training video shows and explains the fire hydrant guidelines. Moreover, the video is less than 9 minutes. The firefighter training video is an excellent example of how a training video should be.
https://youtu.be/t4w41U10kwA

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My Response to Student Braquece Smith- Ryan Crisp

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My Response to Student Braquece Smith- Ryan Crisp

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Braquece talked about music can bring out different emotions in a person. I believe that music can reach you in many different ways, it can get you excited for season of your favorite sports team when a new season is about to start. Music can bring out the best in some one when they are trying to get pumped for something. The most recent example is at the beginning of the 2017 season, the Astros put out a video to get everyone excited for the season.

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Houston Astros ready to get the 2017 season started

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Your 2017 Houston Astros are getting ready for the 2017 season Check out http://MLB.com/video for more! About MLB.com: Former Commissioner Allan H. (Bud) Selig announced on January 19, 2000, that the 30 Major League Club owners voted unanimously to centralize all of Baseball's Internet operations into an independent technology company.

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My Response to Bianca Guerra- by Kasey Lunar

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My Response to Bianca Guerra- by Kasey Lunar

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Bianca explains that music has an effect on keeping viewers focused while watching training videos. She also explains that music can cause emotions to surface. I agree with Bianca that music plays a large role in training videos. Music is a form of expressionism which allows others to find their own way to relate to the subject of the song(s). The video I have chosen explains how sound affects us psychologically. It also explains how music can help enhance intelligence and learning.

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the mental and emotional effects of music

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My Response to Laura Gaytan-Sherri Quach

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My Response to Laura Gaytan-Sherri Quach

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Laura talks about what she found important from reading, "6 tips to create engaging training videos" was that it is important to present a video that the audience can be interested and connected with. I agree, I attached a kids training video on teaching them how to count to 10. I felt like it fit perfect for this discussion and just made the perfect example of an engaging training video because the video reflected the 6 tips about keeping the video short, keeping things light, adding variety to the presentation, mixing it up, and addressing short attention spans (because we all know kids have a very short attention span).

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Learn To Count make Numbers 1-10 with M&M's and Play Doh

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Making Colorful Rainbow Numbers with M&M's and Play Doh. Learn To Count 1 to 10 with Candy Numbers!

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My Response to Elizabeth Ramirez - by Bianca Guerra

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My Response to Elizabeth Ramirez - by Bianca Guerra

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Elizabeth mentions a big factor in keeping the attention of your audience during training videos is giving them something to relate to that connects with their emotions. She chooses a video that captures the emotions of the audience while teaching them a special importance. In the same way I chose this video that can be used in a training video to remind and inform people that bullying in the workplace/or in school exists and using an interesting group of inspirational people to teach them of the confidence in working hard to achieve their goals no matter what anybody may say. These two videos are great way to incorporate motivation in training.

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My response to Lia Hext-Madison Cockrell

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My response to Lia Hext-Madison Cockrell

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Lia really latched on to the idea of being creative in your videos to evoke emotion to really grab the audience's attention. I also agree with her when she says that people view multiple videos a day that include lots of color and dramatic music and layout, but its the creativity of the entire video and topic that really reels them in. I decided to use a reaction video to Fergie's music video to M.I.L.F. It shows that just because something is flashy and fun does not always mean everyone will like it.

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Salihe makes very good points of how to get the audience attention by making catchier videos using psychology.  She explains the importance of using color to draw attention from the viewer and how color affects your moods.  When we see attractive colors we tend to pay attention, even if is vivid colors on a magazine. She also mentions the importance of music and emotions that added to the video. People love to watch and listen to catchy sounds.

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It's long been rumored that colors can change your mood, but is there any truth to this? Get 15% off your order when you go to http://www.JackThreads.com/DNews and entering the code DNews at checkout. Read More: Does the Color Green Boost Exercise's Effects?

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Great post Dennise I feel like our two posts are closely correlated. Your emphasis on the fact that its not just positive emotions that keep an audience engaged is important. Any emotion be it anger, sadness, loneliness, etc., can cause an audience member to be more engaged because they feel something about the subject in question negative or positive. It is also important to note that having your audience engaged isn't specific to only a video but to any presentation one might be giving. Allowing the audience to immerse themselves and reflect on how they feel or what they take away from a presentation in its entirety is important.

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Most people would prefer to leave emotions out of their presentations. When delivering presentations, professionals typically strive to appear strictly confident and capable, never vulnerable, or fallible. However, the key to presentation success lies in balancing a strong, professional demeanor with a softer, more human side that can speak to the emotions of the audience members. For presentations, it is critical to be credible, however being likable should be the top priority for all presenters.

According to PsychologyToday, fMRI neuro-imagery shows that when evaluating brands, consumers primarily use emotions (personal feelings and experiences) rather than information (brand attributes, features, and facts).

Even if your presentation has nothing to do with a brand, or consumer goods, your audience will still rely on their own emotional cues to relate to you and your message. Instead of leaving those emotional responses to luck, manage the impact of your presentation by curating the emotional journey for your audience during your talk.
To direct the emotional experience during your presentation, intentionally develop your presentation design and presentation content by following these 3 tips. 1. Use meaningful visuals.
Abstract styles, geometric illustrations, and minimalistic designs can all be used to create impactful slides. However, to help your audience connect to your presentation emotionally, you should not use these styles exclusively, if possible. At least occasionally you will need to include a photo, graphic, or other visual element that will evoke an emotional response from your audience members.

For example, instead of using an arrow to communicate growth, use an image like the one below. Your audience will probably never emotionally connect to an arrow, however most people will have a positive emotional response to the child in the photo.

Using meaningful visuals has the bonus benefit of making your presentation more memorable. As mentioned in the post, The Science of Memorable Data Visualizations, abstract visuals are less memorable that visuals including graphics or images of easily recognizable items. Watch the video below to learn more.
2. Tell personal stories.
To be a likable presenter, tell stories that show your humanity. Even if a story describes a glorious success, take a brief tangent to talk about a struggle, failure, or emotion that you experienced. By doing so, you will give the audience an opportunity to open their hearts to you. If you cringe at the touchy-feely idea of opening hearts, remember that your audience members will rely on their emotional experience to evaluate you and your company.
3. Use colors.
Colors affect our hormones, emotions, and our behaviors. To craft the ideal emotional journey for your audience, do not select a color palette randomly. Instead, take the time to understand how your audience responds to different colors before making a selection. The psychological impact of colors varies across cultures and demographics so colors should be carefully chosen for the preferences of the intended audience.

Conclusion: To be a successful presenter, use meaningful visuals, personal stories, and carefully chosen colors to develop a positive emotional connection to your audience.

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The Importance of Emotions In Presentations | Ethos3 - A Presentation Design Agency

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Most people would prefer to leave emotions out of their presentations. When delivering presentations, professionals typically strive to appear strictly confident and capable, never vulnerable, or fallible. However, the key to presentation success lies in balancing a strong, professional demeanor with a softer, more human side that can speak to the emotions of the audience members.

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My response to Payton Bridges - By:Karla Sanchez

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My response to Payton Bridges - By:Karla Sanchez

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Bridges talks about how people react to colors differently. They point out some different ways if affects us, for example they say emotions are drowns out from certain colors, and i agree with what they are saying. I associate colors withs feelings so when i see things that are bright I usually thing happy, or if i see something dark like black and grey i think of something scary. I also agree with colors greatly having an impact with people and it can be seen in how celebrities use colors in their music videos like Taylor Swifts Bad Blood music video she uses single colors to paint an clear image on the darkness in her video which is famously known for her feud with Katy Perry. She uses dark colors like black and grey along with red and white to make it clear her video is dark.

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Taylor Swift - Bad Blood ft. Kendrick Lamar

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My Response to Sanober Naz- by Zainab Naqvi

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My Response to Sanober Naz- by Zainab Naqvi

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Sanober mentions how music, color, and emotions are key to keeping viewers engaged while watching a clip. I agree, when watching something the music in the background is the initial draw in of a person, the visual aspect of how vibrant colors is what "glues" someone to a screen. The sight sense is heightened when loud or bright colors are shown. When something emotionally speaks to you, psychologically it keeps you reeled in because it relates to you on a personal level.

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How Music and Color Create Emotion in Film

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Color and music are an essential part to creating emotion within a film. Filmmakers have been using the power of music to be the starting point of what their audience's should feel. On the other hand, color is a visual guide on what's happening in the story.

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My Response to Abby Van Eman-by yige zhang

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My Response to Abby Van Eman-by yige zhang

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Abby indicated how important that emotional content and dramatic question can truly change the connection between audiences and digital storytelling. Both points can not only catch audiences' attention, but also create a bridge of emotional response for both sides. When digital storytelling associated with real life experiences, it would largely enhance the audiences' memories. The following video shows how storytelling can change in spreading ideas, knowledge, personal experiences, and so on.

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Engage Learners with Transmedia Storytelling | Elaine Raybourn | TEDxABQED

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Social Scientist, Elaine Raybourn, shares a new paradigm to create compelling learning journeys that transcend expectations. Connecting memorable experiences through story allows us all to be artists and architects of next generation learning ecosystems. A Principal Member of the Technical Staff in Cognitive Science & Systems at Sandia National Laboratories.

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My Response to Dennise Caicedo - by Josephine Daih

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My Response to Dennise Caicedo - by Josephine Daih

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Dennise describes how emotions are a powerful tool that can truly connect an audience with the content that is being displayed in a video. Her post states that emotions have great psychological effects and take a significant role in our decision making. In the video I’ve chosen “The Art of Purposeful Storytelling” the speaker Peter Guber reinforces Dennise’s post, the idea that emotions play an important part in engaging the viewer, especially when he states that “when bonded with the information, makes it memorable, resident, and actual.” The video's message essentially states that emotions make content relatable and in turn gives the audience a feeling of ownership. This keeps their focus.

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Peter Guber, chairman and CEO of the Mandalay Entertainment Group, explains how to establish an emotional connection with any audience.

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What I got out of Karla's feedback was how we can use technology to enhance our learning. There are many things that are outside factors that can distract us. You need to plan for your audience. In the video I watched it talks about how important it is to know your audience. The teacher wants the best possible way to teach her students in a way that they will obtain the most knowledge possible.

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How can we use technology to enhance learning? (LEARNING FUTURES - NITA'S STORY)

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Response to Braquece Smith - Payton Bridges

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Response to Braquece Smith - Payton Bridges

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I agree that music is emotional and has a great effect on what you watch. For example, the song in the movie Jaws makes you hold on to the edge of your seat in suspense while a if there were no music you would just be staring at a floating boat with no inclination on what is going to happen and what your reaction will be. Certain videos also have certain meanings. Most athletic commercials have music that gets you excited and ready to work out or train. If those videos that are supposed to get you pumped up are playing songs like Angel by Sarah McLaughlan then the whole point would be missed.

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I strongly agree with the connection in storytelling and emotions. A lot of the times it is hard to sit through a video, especially a long one, and actually have any type of reaction to it when we are not emotionally invested. Viewing content that relates to us not only draws in our attention but also makes things easier for us to understand. And often times you are able to see another person's perspectives on things when an emotional connection are involved.
Here is a short film that I feel depicts storytelling that delivers a great emotional connection.

-Nina MacCarthy

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The point of making an engaging training video has a lot of impact of the trainee. Everyone is different and I think you have to dig deeper to really try to engage everyone in your audience. I agree with the 6 tips that were shown on how to make a good video,they really layout the best ways to make a good video.

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Leadership - Engage your Team - Create a Culture of Engagement

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http://www.engage4results.com - Create a Culture of Engagement and learn how to find the Engagement Sweet Spot - Engagement is all about FEELINGS! As Carl Buechner said -- people will forget what you say; they'll forget what you do -- but they'll never forget how you made them feel.

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My response to Elizabeth Ramirez- Cinia Rodas

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My response to Elizabeth Ramirez- Cinia Rodas

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Lia Hext
I find the concept of music, color and dance to be intriguing because we can't always explain why we are attracted to certain colors and music. Sometimes, we just know it stands out to us in our minds. When I think of music and color, a dance video from one million comes to my mind. The flashy dark colors and slow rap song create the theme for the dance routine. The dancers use the melody and certain lyrics to create dance moves that catch the eye and "pop". When the dancers make a sharp move, the lighter colors will shine on them to help exemplify the moves that will most connect the audience. I thought this video best exemplified your post on how videos use colors and music to design a creative video piece. Enjoy!  side note: Explicit lyrics for anyone who watches.

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X (feat. Future) - 21 Savage & Metro Boomin / Mina Myoung Choreography

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1MILLION Dance Studio Present - Director / Jack Blanko - Dancer / A1, Koosung jung, Jongyoung Jeon, Taewoo Kim - Models / Donavan, Jordan - Assistant / Jeong Dham, Joseph Jung * 1MILLION - Official website / http://www.1milliondance.com - YouTube Channel / https://www.youtube.com/1MILLIONDanceStudioAsia * Mina Myoung - Instagram / https://www.instagram.com/minamyoung - Facebook / https://www.facebook.com/minamyoung

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Abby, I agree that asking a dramatic question can catch the attention of your audience. In this video, David talks about how creating a 'hook' such as asking a dramatic question helps keep people's interest, and makes them watch more of the video. I agree that a dramatic question stands out as one of the key elements in creating a good story! - Ellen Hay

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Create Engaging Video - How To Get Longer Watch Time On Your Video & Subscribers To Your Channel

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Create Engaging Video - How To Get Longer Watch Time On Your Video & Subscribers To Your Channel -- David Walsh reveals how you can keep your viewers watching your videos all the way to the end and get more Subscribers on your YouTube Channel.

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My response to Elizabeth Ramirez- Cinia Rodas

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My response to Elizabeth Ramirez- Cinia Rodas

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Elizabeth mentioned in her post that emotional content is important in creating a video because it helps the trainee understand and relate to the content. I agree to what she said, because it puts a different perspective to the trainee, and it will help the trainee understand and retain the content faster. Not only that, buy adding emotional content will help retain the trainee's attention for a longer amount of time. When I read Elizabeth's post I immediately thought of the SPCA commmerial.

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Response to Braquece Smith- By Winnie Reece

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Response to Braquece Smith- By Winnie Reece

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Barquece discusses the importance of music in a video and the emotional responses the audience feels. I certainly agree that music is an instrumental piece of art. It reaches people from all different cultures and can even unite the people. The video I have chosen is Justin Timberlake's Can't stop the feeling music video without music. Usually watching this music video makes you want to get up and move to beat but without music the video is strange and awkward.

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CAN'T STOP THE FEELING (Without Music) - NoMusic

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Bonjour à tous ! On prend une minute d'un clip, on enlève la musique, et on rajoute des bruitages c'est NoMusic ! Chaîne de l'auteur : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsXfDf1CDgU3SCt0gxJNXGg Clip de l'auteur : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ru0K8uYEZWw Notre chaîne : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ru0K8uYEZWw Notre page facebook : https://www.facebook.com/NoMusicYT

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My Response to Maria Lozano- By Monique Harris

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My Response to Maria Lozano- By Monique Harris

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I agree, keeping your participants focused based on the length of the material is very important. As a facilitator you need to know what gets peoples attention and how to keep learners concentrated. Keeping the video short for each chapter is a great idea because you do not want to stick on chapter for too long when explaining other materials. Your learners could easily get distracted with long videos especially if objective is boring. In this video they kept the video short with creative drawings to keep the audience entertained and focused . They kept each subject short and made sure their last subject will relate to their next subject.

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Why is storytelling important? We tell you all you need to know about it: the why, the how, even the science behind it. How have stories evolved over the years, how they help create shared purpose, and how telling a great story can help your brand grab attention.

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My Response to Braquece Smith- By Kylie Thompson

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My Response to Braquece Smith- By Kylie Thompson

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Braquece mentions that music is very important, because it has the power to bring out emotions and responses from an audience. I completely agree with this, because music is widely known throughout the world and is used for several different reasons. The video I chose to attach is the Warner Bro's Introduction Video. I chose this video, because every time I hear it, I feel like something big is about to happen. If I were to hear it on the radio, I would immediately think of watching a movie.

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My Response to student Payton Bridges-Estefany Cortez

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My Response to student Payton Bridges-Estefany Cortez

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I agree with you Payton. If filmmakers use colors to manipulate the viewers moods, then I'm sure it does cause a big effect! They need to convey the message of the movie through colors, so they can catch the attention of the viewers. Film directors are definitely exploiting the effect of color on our emotions, to make profit.

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How filmmakers manipulate our emotions using color

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My Response to Elizabethee Ramirez's post- Cinia R

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My Response to Elizabethee Ramirez's post- Cinia R

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Elizabeth mentioned in her post that emotional content is important in a training video so that the trainee can understand and relate to the content. I agree with her post, because adding emotional content to a training video adds a different perspective and a deeper level of understanding to the trainee. Adding emotional content to a training video will capture the trainee's attention, and it will help the trainee retain information. I immediately thought of the SPCA commercial because it easily triggers the audience emotions easily.

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I entered a contest for the ASPCA animal shelter for the best rescue the animals clip and I thought I'd share it with you

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My response to Jorge Ramos' post- Diseye A 

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My response to Jorge Ramos' post- Diseye A 

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Jorge mentioned that finding a way to keep the viewers engaged was very important. I agree. Jorge also pointed out that using "visuals, sounds, the story behind the video and colors" are great ways of connecting with viewers. I think combining all these things and keeping the video short and informative is key. The video that I found is very visually compelling. It is very important for the viewers to stay engaged because they are learning how to say words in a different language. Visuals and colors are used very well to keep viewers engaged in this video.

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Want an easy way to improve and expand your vocabulary? Then this video is for you. In this video, you will learn vocabulary about food by looking at multiple images. This is visual vocab. www.englishvisualvocab.com There are several visually engaging images that will help you learn and memorize new English vocabulary words naturally.

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How filmmakers manipulate our emotions using color

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My classmate mentions that "less is more" is one of the key points they took away from their readings. They mention they prefer to watch videos that are "clear, concise, and straight to the point. " I also learn better when videos are short and clear, one of the content creators that got me through high school is crash course on Youtube, that I consider to be an example of clear and concise.

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The Rise of Russia and Prussia: Crash Course European History #17