Video Analysis: The Elementary Storytelling Video

Explain the role of capitalism in the 100-year growth of Nederlander Concerts. How does Nederlander benefit from each of the fundamental rights of capitalism?

Reading the story without facial expression and body language lead to have a student feel bored and uninterested to listen to the story.

Monday not long after arriving at the office SAC Mark Pro received a phone call concerning assistance from the GBI for a death in Adel. CSS Kellyn Wilkes was the CSS on call. The other intern “Olivia” and I rode with CSS Wilkes to the scene. Upon arrival, we were still waiting on a search warrant before entering the house. However, since pictures are always taken before entering a house in death investigations we took pictures from different distances as well as vehicles on the property before entering the residence. Additionally, DNA swabs were taken before entering the home as well. I watched and observed as evidence was obtained and as the residence was searched. Afterward, evidenced was logged into an online database and left with the Adel Sherriff department.

After watching the video Precious Knowledge, the first example of ethnic studies being threatened/ facing elimination is that senate is passing bills like 2881 that act against diversity and programs that support and culture beyond what is sought to be “fit” in the American educational system. Programs that promote ethnic studies gives students the pride and knowledge of where they have come from and therefore they feel more engaged in the classroom. Leaders like Tom Horne have the right to their own opinion but are being oppressive by not embracing the culture of different ethnic groups. By not attending these classes and trying to relate to these diverse communities; he is creating a dystopia to the American youth. Political leaders should

Strategic staffing is important for any company. CanGo has several projects already started, with new ones being developed; a good staffing strategy is going to be a key element for the near future. The staff that CanGo has is unproductive, the staff they need is non-existent. The ASRS systems are a good idea, it would free up staff for other areas, but it would also take staff away from already important projects.

What makes documentary filmmaking distinct to narrative filmmaking? There are a few contrasting objectives for both types of filmmaking that distinguishes them from each other. Simply put, narrative filmmaking is a movie with a pre-written script, actors and a story which is already crafted before they start shooting. while documentaries are filmmaking where real life events are captured, and a script is usually written afterwards. Narrative films rely on the three-act structure which goes Setup, Confrontation and Resolution or in other words, a beginning, middle and end. The main aim for the three-act structure is for the story to develop while the stakes get risker for our characters, so they evolve as the movie goes on. Narrative film

The dialectical tension that the video describes is predictable novelty dialect. Monica and her husband, Chandler, are going through a very tension moment. Phoebe who is friends of both bring a friend, Don who apparently was flouring with Monica, Chandler felt that his marriage is in trouble or even worse that Monica is going to leave him. This assumption happened when both Monica and Don shared their common preferences such as cheese .After Monica explained to Chandler that not because she likes cheese and his friend too, she is going to leave him. They both expressed their feeling by letting each other to know that even though the relationship is sometimes difficult, they love each other

After watching the Playwright's Voice and the Real Life Drama of Being a Playwright, I came to the realization that writing a play and producing it takes a lot more work and time than I though it did, as there is a lot of steps that need to be taken before the audience sees the final product. Also, I was surprised to hear some of the major theater companies are closing their doors to the public because they don't make enough profits from the plays they present. One of the reasons I choose to see the Playwright’s Voice and the Real Life Drama of Being a Playwright was because I wanted to know more about the writer’s journey into Broadway, and also I wanted to hear from the people who work directly with the theater company about their view in

The critical intervention video I chose was the birth to three years old. The video focused on soothing or calming a child that has difficult temperament. The video shows how to manage stress, upset, or arousal. Children from the age of 0-3 years old have very unbalanced nervous systems. They need caregivers to respond to their emotional distress with compassion. Babies need healthy attachment to their caregivers; this requires them to be seen, soothed, safe, and stimulated. It is difficult to do these things with children with difficult temperament because their nervous system is unbalanced. The way to resolve that is by balancing their emotional distress with active calming and soothing. If I were to intervene in a family environment when

I personally have not played a video in years, but I must say that I really enjoyed playing Never Alone. It started as an assignment, but I continued to play it for over an hour. In the beginning it was difficult to make fast switches between each character, but I ended up grasping the movements and the characters abilities quickly. This game is more calming than most games that I have played. For instance, the sound track was constant and relaxing. There was no loud sound when you bumped into something or when the strong wind was pushing the character backwards. This reminds me of the Jessica Bissett Perea lecture where she pointed out the differences between the “sound of Indian” and “sound of Eskimo.” The video game was similar to how Perea, described the “Sound of Eskimo.” The game has a consistent peaceful background melody with the sound of reality. For instance, the noise of the wind, the nails of the fox as it tries to climb up the hill or even the sound of the young Iñupiat girl jumping. These were all natural sounds that gave authenticity to the game.

I went to the site and opened the video that starts off with an introduction from Tad Shy and his friend Bob. Bob explained that Interactive social skill videos are available to help people like Tad, better navigate through social situations and be successful with repetitive video Behavior modeling. I think this would be a great resource help show behaviors to prevent violating common social norms. Success through repetitive social situations portrayed in the video would definitely help ease anxieties of structural conformity that exists in school settings, shopping experiences another life skill settings.

This video I made with a thought and some effort it's a matrix clip "Kid's Story" from the Animatrix collection (a part the The Matrix movie franchise) you would have gotten to see a woken young man's frantic escape from the lies surrounding him. His classmates staring at him and his teacher shouting at him, they all think he's a nutcase, all because he knows what's really going on. They were coming for him, to take him away, he had one choice; run. He did. chased across the school building, and there is a scene, as if he jumped off the building, head first. That's the end of his story in this world of lies. Now imagine this film Ad-lib with a certain song, Zedd, Alessia Cara - Stay, the perfect song about wanting someone to stay in your life

A girl is on top of a guy riding him with passion. But what it seems to be is an act of interrogation. And when it comes to interrogation, nothing beats seduction, right?

The structure of the film Stories We Tell is a documentary, but not in a traditional style or sense. A traditional documentary is a film that generally provides a factual record or report. National Geographic documentaries are a popular example of this. What makes Stories We Tell different, yet still a documentary, is that it uses the individual’s perspective instead of an omniscient observer’s perspective. The interviews were evidence of the film being a documentary, as it asks for specific people for their view, their “report” on the topic that is being discussed in the film. Factual evidence is included, yet is slightly different due to different people’s perspective on the stories, memories of Diane and the whole mystery behind Sarah’s biological father. Near the ending of the film, Sarah states that she would like Harry to hold off from publishing their story, and instead publish it as a documentary. What makes this film a documentary is not that it displays facts and reports of realism, but a message of some sort, from the director. This film begins with a story to tell, eventually ending with discussion on

Whether you are watching the TV or a video on YouTube, news stories are everywhere. Before these stories are published, an abundance of filming, editing, and thinking goes into each second of your enjoyment. Interviews are to be completed, anchors are to be filmed, and many steps are needed to complete every story. Four years ago I was introduced to Media Broadcasting and since then, I have grown my knowledge in creating, and producing, a news story video.