Personal Narrative: Acting And The Freedom Of Living Life

Vine was founded in June 2012 by Dom Hofmann, Rus Yusupov, and Colin Kroll. Vine was the platform for small scale video share of 6 seconds (“Vine,” 2017). This outlet challenged the field of creativity for its users being videos had to get a point across in 6 seconds. Users could then share other people’s vines to their profile and like them to keep the videos saved. Users can comment and instant message others about these vines made. According to adweek.com, Twitter had bought Vine in October 2012 for 30 million dollars. Twitter had then shut down vine four years later because the application was not able to keep up with the competition of Instagram and Snapchat (Heine, 2016). Videos created from vine are everywhere; these vines are shared on different media platforms including Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube. Though it will not be important in 100 years due to its shutting down, this application laid the groundwork for a new means

As of 2016, 78% of the United States population has a social media profile, and the numbers are growing every year. As the number of users grows, the number of competing apps and updates follow. Social media platforms are constantly trying to find new ways to attract users. Over the past few years, the use of short videos in social media has grown tremendously, and it was all started by the app “Vine,” which was released in January 2013. Short videos are being used all over as both forms of communication and entertainment. Although the app that started the trend has shut down, the use of short videos has since grown due to never-ending updates, the countless entertaining opportunities that social media platforms are offering, and the significant

Vine designed to share a six-second video with the world. The world we live in we are always in a rush. We like things that are quick and easy. It is easy to get kids and pets quiet while watching or making a Vine 6 second video. You can even share on Facebook, which have billions of registered accounts. Vine is a free service to watch and/or create videos. As a promotion, we advertise on other free social media websites to sale. Vine distributed by downloading the app from Apple and Android store. Social Media continues to grow every year and not declining, which makes a great investment for anyone.

The filmmaker’s next project was among the biggest yet. Tasked with documenting the impact of social media on the world today, Roller Girl Films were prepared to use all they had learned before for their next big title. With first-rate Interview setups inspired by shots from Lil yeast, and a flashy intro put together with the knowledge from Mac Demarco, The Social Media Generation exceeded expectations of even Roller Girl Films them selves

Vine has been a app since January 24, 2013 and was discovered by Dom Hofmann, Rus Yusupov, and Colin Kroll in June 2012. Vine is a free app for iOS devices and androids. Vine was bought by Twitter in October 2014 for an amount of $30 million. You are able to post short videos to make people laugh.

Becoming a Youtuber:I became a youtuber when I was 12 because people look awesome doing it like they become famous for making cool videos,so I joined and thought of leaving the channel’s name with my name

The trailer door fell in front of me and made a thud as it hit the grass, suddenly the dark trailer was lit and my horse was illuminated, as he began calling out. I undid the “butt bar” and walked into the trailer. When I got to my horse, I took the coarse leadrope into my hands and untied it from the old rusted eyehook wedged into the board in the corner. Each step backwards off the trailer brought us one step closer, quit possibly into the beginning of the rest of our show lives together. I looked at Bailey, he threw his head up like a sports team throws up their fists at victory, and I gave him a solid nod.

Vine appears to be a user friendly social media site that has the capability to make a short video that consumers can share on their phone. The thought of sharing videos will definitely bring a variety of consumers together. The first thing that I thought about when I heard that with this site you can make a video is parents will be able to send videos to the grandparents to keep them involved in the lives of the grand kids. Each day social media grows in hopes that more people will join the online networks that are so popular (Tuten, Solomon, 2013). I have heard of Vine but never took the time to download the application. I was not aware that it was no longer available social sites come and go frequently it is hard to keep up with

Its a jungle out there with all the things to do nowadays. You have work, school, homework, kids, housework along with trying to run a business on the side, advertise your business and still be able to social network with people while keeping your cool? Yeah right huh?

Memes are also used as coping methods for many people during tragic events or after a harsh situation, however others may not view the memes as helpful, but rather as offensive. The humor used in every meme may not always be politically correct, but there is no way to regulate all of social media and what others post. This also means that people may attempt to mislead other through the use of false information, which may confuse some people. Memes are a form of art, as people can express themselves through memes they enjoy, or have created through many different social media platforms. One such platform that was previously used was Vine, which consisted of short videos that were originally intended by the founders of Vine to share everyday experiences. After the initial release on January 24th, 2013, content creators used the short six

Before the beginning of this year the most dance I had done was a student run dance club at my old school that was only for fun, but I hadn’t ever done a full year of structured classes. Looking back to the beginning of the year I feel like I progressed extremely far with my knowledge and experience.

Like Twitter, Vine videos have a set time limit of 6 seconds or less. The briefness of the Vines inspires the creators to be both creative and succinct. Additionally, Twitter’s acquisition of Vine is unique in that the app isn’t just built into Twitter, but rather Vine is a stand alone service. Thus, Vine videos can be implanted directly in Twitter posts, showing up in users' followers’ streams, and they can also be seen on the Vine’s independent website, https://vine.co/. Moreover, there are numerous video-sharing apps, such as Viddy, but Vine works differently in that it permits people to capture multiple short video threads that make up one continuous, 6-second video (Kafka et al, 2012). Therefore, Vine is similar to Twitter in that it too accepts a limit of video length; nevertheless, Vine is unique in that it is its own service and is not just embedded in

“Tweet” went the ear piercing whistle, as we were doing our passing drills. All of the many players huddled in around Coach Cline as practice was ending soon. My body was aching all over, my eyes drooping and my ears half-listening. I almost dozed off as the coach was talking about the next game and my eyes and ears flickered on when he mentioned who will be starting this next game. All the boys and girls staring patiently as the coach lifted his papers and started to read out loud, “Alex, you will play striker next game.” I nodded calmly, yet my head was spinning with excitement and also nervousness. I barely payed attention as coach called out the other starters. Once he was done, I noticed some of my many good friends smiling. I assumed they also are starting this next

YouTube posed somewhat of a question mark in my household when it came pre-downloaded onto my mother’s first iPhone in 2007. Only two years after its creation, the app’s icon resembled a brown, old fashioned TV- nothing like the vivid, red play button that is used now. My mum deleted the app, convinced there was no need for it. I discovered just how wrong she was in March 2012 when at thirteen I turned to YouTube to learn how to sing ‘On My Own’ from Les Miserables for a school competition. It was clear that I rarely used the internet as my research history on my small but heavy pink laptop consisted of the welfare of Mekong dolphins (googled for a biology project) and clairesaccessories.com. After watching an array of professional singers, I came across the wide range of ‘covers’- a new concept to me- that YouTube had on offer. Up until this point I thought the internet was exclusive to celebrities; singers and movie stars and the occasional X Factor finalist, but as I gazed into the small screen of my laptop, I saw girls within my age group, proudly displaying themselves for anyone who wanted to see. First I watched a girl named Carrie Hope Fletcher. She was eighteen and had blonde curls springing from her head in every direction, pulling me into her channel, ‘itswaypastmybedtime,’ which was packed with different covers where she even played the piano or guitar, and plastered in book reviews and Harry Potter references. She was like the presenter of a TV show that had been

It’s true that it takes some time and effort to create video content. Get the most out of this effort by using social video to