Jeremie Kubicek: Video Analysis

In this video Matt Cutts discusses how people can try something that they really always wanted, just for 30 days and, based on the experience of Morgan Spurlock, Matt Cutts proposes removing or adding things in your life for 30 days. He proposes to add things, like biking to work, 10,000 steps a day, take a picture a day or even write a book and also remove things, like TV, sugar, caffeine and twitter, just for 30

The Ken Burns' Jazz video was extremely interesting- I learned quite an immense amount of material in less than 90 minutes. A key impression that stood out to me was how a couple famous jazz musicians became so depressed and scared of others, who might steal their materials and styles of playing. Freddie Keppard even turned down the offer to possibly be the first jazz musician to be recorded, because he was afraid that musicians would begin using and stealing his work.

What stood up to me in the video was how really internet is a tool that connects us all physically, as the journalist Andrew Blum reported on Ted, and personally witnessed the process of installing fiber-optic cable under the sea in Africa. First, the cable was inside floating buoys, then someone cut them and the cable dropped under the sea. Engineers then connected the cable to other cable in another place, under the ground, and forget about

This video of Bobby McFerrin clearly stunned me, all he had to do was teach the audience just once the note and then based on his moments the audience could sing the notes on their own without any guidance, and not only that, the audience also knew the tune to the parts he did not mention and that was the most amazing sight I have ever come across. This shows the beauty of music has reached to heights that anyone can be a musicians and make beautiful songs and tunes, just like how Bobby McFerrin did so. This clearly shows the true power of Music and how it can be used in many beautiful

Watch a Ted Talk video from Ted.com on a topic, idea, or discussion of which you find interesting. After having watched the video write a two to three page double-spaced report on the video summarizing the key points/messages of the video while at the same time sharing your opinion on whether you agree or disagree with the premise presented in the video. If you happen to disagree with the premise, present a counter argument or alternative idea/opinion/solution to the one presented in the video.

One day I was watching a video made by the Fine Brother. They make video of people reaction of famous topic like a viral video or movie trailer. This year they starting to have adult in their channel. They normally have kids,teen or elder. They made a video of adult react to a video call “Don't stay in school”. The video was uploaded in August 6,2015 and it have 3,918,918 views and 123,058 likes. The video they react was about someone was raping about the things that school didn't teach us about the real world. They was so surprised that someone who drop out of school have some really good point. Some of those people who was reacting to that video are teacher and they agree that school don't really

Transformation exists in our everyday life but seeing it with our own eyes is just something we don’t pay attention too. Before I watched the video, I started thinking what exactly transformation was and how it played a part in my everyday life. My clothes I wear everyday create a transformation for me. From just getting out of bed and not caring what I look like, to getting ready and dressing for school, and finally coming home from school and having comfortable clothes to wear is what makes me feel relaxed and comfortable. Each day going to school, creates my identity and how people view me as a person and what my lifestyle consists of. I like for my clothes to match and for my appearance to look better. My type of

“A Better Life” reflects the reality of immigrants’ lives. I learned some immigrant experiences through this video.

Kevin stood up to Howie and was quite mad at him for trying to act like the boss all the time and making his decision’s. Finally, Kevin realized that he needed to say something to Howie and he wanted to show him that he can do whatever he wants.

By watching Stelarc and Orlan’s videos, I gained two completely different views on the idea of western beauty. When I think about the definition of Western beauty, I think of the perfect body shape, perfect skin, perfect hair and makeup which then becomes the “ideal” look.

Back in 2012, an online video about crimes most Americans hadn't heard of, committed by a man they didn't know, in a country few could place on a map, became the world's biggest viral sensation.

The music video for The Killers “When You Were Young” depicts the story of a young woman's tragic relationship through her flashbacks as she stands atop a mountain contemplating suicide. The video is set in present-day Mexico, which is shown by the Latino actors, and the costumes they are wearing that are relevant to Mexican culture. The video shows the woman's loss of innocence, adultery, love, faith in religion and God, and his punishment for those who sin.

What I found compelling in the video was that the Gobekli Tepe was built at the end of the last ice age and how advance that civilization’s technology was. Also compelling is the fact that the temple was made before clay pots were created, yet such beautiful and precise carving were made on the pillars. The video and the slides point out that this civilization was of hunters and gatherers rather than an agricultural society and to be honest that is no surprise to me, my understanding from previous anthropology classes is that hunters and gatherers had more time to be creative, compared to agricultural society.

Adichie’s video is arguing about the influenced of different races by several causes in a greater degree than others. In the video The “Danger of a Single Story” by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, is a composite of many stories bases on her ability of critical thinking. Adichie, try to explain that stories can be ambitious, domineering and dangerous because stories can prevent people from connecting with other people as an individual.

Thank you for a very nice summary of group process, which was illustrated in the video, involving John (Stockton, 1991). In addition to your points, I think it is notable that John was able to take in the facilitator’s suggestion. He used her question to reflect even deeper on his experience. I do not know whether such level of reflection was possible in an earlier stage. I agree that trust in this stage allows for the members to gain knowledge about themselves as well as others that was not possible before.