I questioned whether or not the video should or should not have a negative connotation because of the background music. I decided to try and make the video different from what the melody is portraying. So I made the images at first with a negative influence to a positive influence as if to say what if we take all of these negative ideas and events and try to turn them into something positive? What if these negative events have led to positive outcomes of change? For instance, a riot influences better wages. Everything was done on Canva, with creative commons and open-sourced media available through Flickr and then I uploaded it to Vimeo.
“2025” by DoKashiteru is licensed under CC Sampling Plus 1.0
“Happiness” by borkazoid licensed under CC BY – NC 2.0
“Happiness” by Kimuk Sunil licensed under CC BY – SA 2.0
“Happiness” by Bob Doran licensed under CC BY 2.0
“Hilarity Ensues” by Jo Le Merou licensed under CC BY 2.0
“laughing” by Harvey K licensed under CC BY – NC 2.0
“love” by ian wickey licensed under CC BY – NC 2.0
“LOVE” by Matt Stocker licensed under CC BY – NC 2.0
“Old Love” by Kristin Kokkersvold licensed under CC BY – NC 2.0
“Diez pesos” by Vimal Kumarr licensed under CC BY – NC 2.0
“Pesos” by Agustin Felt licensed under CC BY – NC 2.0
“Dollars” by Antonin licensed under CC BY – SA 2.0
“One of the most ignorant tests ever-not my photo by Robert Huffstutter licensed under CC BY 2.0
“Nagasaki” by bwise licensed under CC BY 2.0
“Vote” by Fernando Henrique licensed under CC BY – NC 2.0
“Vote” by Sharon Brogran license under CC BY – NC 2.0
“Close up Statue of Liberty by Thank you (23 Millions +) licensed under CC BY 2.0
“Tiananmen Square: Do you exclusively paint Thomas Kinkade paintings?” by Michael Mandiberg licensed under CC BY – SA 2.0
“Stop Sign” by Matthew Paul Argall licensed under CC BY 2.0
“M~Sun0806-Riot” by vancouvertourguide licensed under CC BY – NC 2.0
“Crowd” by Thibault licensed under CC BY – SA 2.0
“Found euros” by Dana McMahan licensed under CC BY – NC 2.0
“yuan + postcard” by Bemy Mazur licensed under CC BY 2.0
I cannot see your video response for this activity.
Hi, Jeffrey! Unfortunately, I cannot see your video to comment on it. Your title is very interesting, though, and I look forward to seeing other videos you make 🙂
Hey, the video should be up now. I didn’t realize that it wasn’t showing.