Claire Baek, Anna Deng, Cailyn Kitchens, & Gabriella Milata
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I really enjoyed the editing and composition of the video, especially how it felt like we were actually scrolling through social media ourselves. The Mario music goes hard!
I really loved the music that was involved and added throughout the video. The sync with the music and the actions through the video was amazing and I thought that it matched very well. It was a great video that was worth watching.
i like the sound effects and music which contributed to the moods we experience and tempo of the video. I liked this idea taking a different spin on what is home while also raising awareness and critiques social media’s effects on females.
The different audio clips within this video really set the tone for the emotions that were meant to be felt during the progression of the narrative. I found the editing style to be very unique with its own blend of pop culture references while also having a different perspective on the definition of home. The fact that this video was so relatable really proves how great of a video this really was!
I really like your choices of music and sound effects for the video. These pieces of music are popular on TikTok and social media platforms, which makes them so familiar to our generation. I think the issue of cyberbullying is very prevalent nowadays, and I like how your video shines a light on this issue.
I thoroughly enjoyed this video on its ability to provide commentary on the role of social media in our lives today. We are often unable to let go of our devices and capitalize on sad situations in order to receive clicks or likes. I found it especially interesting that the final scene made gab and Claire friends that bonded through the death of another person
The clips of sounds in between the videos were so familiar and also reflected how the short videos we watch all day add up to so much. The use of music and screen recording is so intentional and a great touch.