My luminous wall by ERIN BELLINGER

Human Rights Video

bellerin3842 — 2018-11-02 01:12:07 UTC

Discuss the techniques and conventions used within the video to elicit emotion from the viewers.

The Pictures

myapapaya11 — 2018-11-02 18:37:37 UTC

The pictures showed how everything changes because one person was mad about there rights and that made me upset how nobody took it into concern that the whole world deserves human rights until Eleanor Rosevelt finally made but it was only optional it should be forceful
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- Mya Marolt

What they used in the human rights video: Roman

s201078493 — 2018-11-02 18:38:01 UTC

They used a lot of sad pictures that involve very terrible tragedies, and when they said that there where finally human rights, and made us all feel happy, they said that there are still a bunch of slaves and still a bunch of kids that don't have access to clean water, even though they have a right to drink clean water and access to clean food, yet they still have to travel a few miles to get the clean water and food that they need.

they used detald animation and they gave us a good discretion of how human rights came to be. they took us thro the timeline and shoed us all the difrent ways human

2018-11-02 18:38:04 UTC

hello

dash_darbyson — 2018-11-02 18:38:14 UTC

hello

HUMAN RIGHTS VIDEO - AIDAN

s201078995 — 2018-11-02 18:38:17 UTC

I think that some of the techniques and conventions that they used were. I think that one was when they sowed Hitler in one of the scenes, also it made me sad when they showed the starving kids that were dying. It also made me sad when they showed the people being arrested for protesting and seeking their minds. An other thing was when they showed the homeless people on the streets.

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s300034369 — 2018-11-02 18:38:32 UTC

What they used to make me upset

2018-11-02 18:38:55 UTC

The video made me think of how lucky I am because the use pictures and videos of things that are happening in the real world and everything that had to happen so that human rights could become something that we all had/have

s201078084 — 2018-11-02 18:39:04 UTC

HUMAN RIGHTS

Katie Thornton

What Techniques They Used

2018-11-02 18:39:05 UTC

The techniques they used to elicit emotion from the viewers was sharing devastating facts about causes that should not be a problem these days. They would also play sad music while they would show pictures of homeless kids starving, wars, and people having their rights taken or not followed by those in power. GRAYDEN

In the video they included lots of sad details that would make someone sad, they told us that not everyone in the world had the stuff we do and so they used clips, music and other intersecting features to make you feel a certain emotion like sad, upset, mad, stressed or something like that. They do that to you because they want you to learn something or make you think differently about it and when you watch these thing, the video or song wants you to feel an emotion.

s201078594 — 2018-11-02 18:39:05 UTC

Kiera Smith

Human Rights Video - Ava

s201078473 — 2018-11-02 18:39:08 UTC

The video showed images, video clips, specific tone of voice and music to express the emotions they wanted you to feel. Whenever there was a part where they wanted you to feel sad they'd use a lower tone of voice and sad music and photo's or clips. At the end of the video they wanted you to feel sad for people who's government don't care about the declaration of human rights and are being put in jail for things like speaking their minds or protesting. They used a confused tone to show how they didn't understand why everyone didn't have human rights depending on where they live and their government. I for one am also confused by how the government can just throw people in jail for having harmless protests or speaking different language. The video also spoke slowly so you could understand everything they were saying when they informed us about how the declaration of human rights came to be. It definitely kept my attention and kept me wanting to learn more.

Human Rights Video thing

ShyamN — 2018-11-02 18:39:10 UTC

the human rights video they mad me sad and mad because I noticed people dying because they don't have enough food(or none) and people suffering without having a chance to learn stuff they should know.

-Shyam Niranjan
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human rights

s300034369 — 2018-11-02 18:39:14 UTC

It showed pictures and clips of people who don't have the rights that they deserve to make you feel like you need to do something about it -Cael

Sarah

s201079025 — 2018-11-02 18:39:15 UTC

the video used little clips that made people emotion because there were little sad details like the one clip was taking about starving children and how one dies very five second and when it would say certain things there voice would change made it more happy or more sad and depressing.

techniques they used

2018-11-02 18:39:17 UTC

some of the techniques that the video used to make me feel emotion were listing rights and then saying how they ant fowled with a picture that has a deep meaning. another technique they used was to full the video with history and the sad part of that is that thine happened not that long ago and the deceleration has already bin broken.

by Cassandra Martorelli

I believe that

2018-11-02 18:39:19 UTC

the video had a great empowering message and then dropped down a bunch of depressing videos of homeless people and starving people. They showed all the justice is on the blanket, but pulled it off to reveal the sad and depressing truth of how the human rights are neglected every day. This video had an excellent way of storytelling, and it truly made an impact in my mind, and most likely anybody who will watch this video will feel the same way and will be encouraged to change the world.
-Story

They used a very good and neat illumination, also they showed different scenes like Hitler killing the Jews which made me sad because i'm Jewish and they were walking threw the death camp to be killed. I just hate people being anti s emetic in general it's crucial. Also at the end the creators of the video had re winded it so the viewer could get a good grip of the story. (Jack Lazear)

s201085060 — 2018-11-02 18:39:23 UTC

watch human rights video

dash_darbyson — 2018-11-02 18:39:27 UTC

they used a lot of sad photos like the pore people and the starving people and it was sad and hitler he killed 90 million people in his consentrarion camp

This video gave me so much emotion, for a couple different reasons. The biggest thing was probably the short clips, because it was just so sad. Seeing those children starving, seeing those protesters getting dragged into a car, seeing those people enslaved and the homeless people, it was so awful and just made everything so much more real. I always hear about this kind of stuff but actually being able to see it was crazy. Also, I feel like the music played a big roll in getting emotions. For the inspiring parts, they put on inspiring music, and for the sad parts they put on sad music. It really set the mood for whatever was happening in the video. Also, the animations were really cool, and it was different than just words on a page. It showed the history of it all in a way that wasn't boring, but was in fact really cool. Once again, it helped me to realize that this stuff actually happened. The video gave me so many emotions throughout the video, like anger (of what's going on in the world, and when those people said that others couldn't have rights), sadness (when they showed those clips, and told us all about what used to happen and still happens), inspiration (at the end when it said that I could help), relief (when people FINALLY got the rights they deserved), and even more. -Hailey Del Bono

s201083276 — 2018-11-02 18:39:29 UTC

HUMAN RIGHTS

s201079468 — 2018-11-02 18:39:30 UTC

when i watched the human rights video i felt sad because i didn't now hittler killed 90 million Jews in concentration camps. and when i saw the first part of the video i was shocked that if you were born rich you were safe and if not your not safe.
-Maya

What they used to make me upset By Callum McIntyre

2018-11-02 18:39:34 UTC

What made me upset was when it showed WW2 and talked about how Adolf Hitler and his men killed half of the worlds Jewish population in death camps since those Jewish people died in those Death Camps for the sole reason that they were Jewish which is just terrible and it made me upset

the human rights video:

s201076711 — 2018-11-02 18:39:54 UTC

before the video i thought that human rights were just something everyone always has no matter what. what i didn't know is how much trouble everyone had to go through to try and have all the human rights and be equal with everyone. the way how this video really projected all of this was by using tragic situations to make everyone feel bad and they showed everything that happened in the ancient time compared to now and how some people still don't have all the human rights.

human rights video

s201077199 — 2018-11-02 18:40:06 UTC

In the video they used the right music at the right times for example when it was happy or exciting they used happy music but towards the end when it was sadder and more serious they changed the music so that it fit what they were trying to say. Also they did a very good job of explaining and used good pictures to keep the viewer interested and not board something else they used to keep the viewer interested was they showed real life people answering the question so that people can see what other peoples opinions on the topic witch kept the video interesting.
-Abby

when I saw the video at the end they talked about if there was human rights as food shelter and other very important human quality then why were they still happening like so many kids have died from hunger and something that made me think was the way the reader said it and how she really sold the importance in this she made me think of how lucky I am and how i've never came close to ever dying of hunger or i have shelter that i now i'm safe in and it makes me think if human rights are world wide why dosent everybody have good food or clean water and i think that that was here objective so thats how she really sold the video to me. -Allie ❤❤

s201079539 — 2018-11-02 18:40:44 UTC

In the video it included lots of sad facts about what is happening right now

s201078594 — 2018-11-02 18:41:54 UTC

The Human Rights Video- Marin

s201080368 — 2018-11-02 18:42:39 UTC

In the video they used different peoples opinion on the street they sed definitions of the word HUMAN RIGHTS they showed revolutionary videos for example wars violence all of it was just terrifying to that humans do that but human rights are important that means that people should be allowed to have food,shelter and nothing wrong. Also some photos that could be sad to that individual photos happy that can affect them because photos are things that could be personal to a personne to make a connection to hold their attention and make an impact in each personne who has seen it.They also put places, places that people could have been or live and even a time period they made sure that the message gets across to each individual who has seen or so they think.- Marin

ANDREW POE they used detald animation and they gave us a good discretion of how human rights came to be. they took us threw the timeline and shewed us all the different ways human right are so important.

2018-11-02 18:44:45 UTC

Hayley B

s201079388 — 2018-11-02 18:49:24 UTC

in the video they showed powerful messages and pretty cool animations to grab the attention of viewers. they tell you events that happen back in history that partly involved human rights. it would make the viewers feel like they wanted to make a difference and that they want to help.

myapapaya11 — 2018-11-02 18:56:40 UTC