This is an
example of a bad multimedia project because the interview is done with a busy
background, and the rule of thirds is ignored. The B-roll is very shaky when
they are panning the room, and the perspectives of the B-roll are not
interesting. They are no different angles, and the lighting is all overhead
lights, no natural lighting. There are mostly medium shots, no details or
overall shots. The video was a bit blurry, with no focus on any part of the
clip. However, the audio is pretty clear, but sometimes when the students are
speaking, there is a lot of background noise.
http://www.nytimes.com/video/fashion/100000003540611/vows-how-to-hold-on.html?playlistId=1194811622321
This is an
example of a good multimedia project because there are so many different
perspectives in the video. It has detail, medium, and overall shots of the
video. The interview is done in a good place, and the audio is very clear.
Every shot is only about 4 seconds long, which keeps the audience interested. I
like how they blur part of the images, and then make some of the image very
clear to emphasis certain things. The story is well told with very good transitions
from each clip to the next.
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