LoadingReadyRun: Informational Presentation
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OMG! The ending was so fantastic I almost spit out partially-masticated oatmeal on my keyboard. I was going to say that they captured the feel of 80s style training videos pretty well (and believe me, I've seen my share of the real thing...ugh). Although funnily enough, the shadow effect behind the text and graphs was actually a bit more modern than I would expect from the "real" thing. Silly technical critique, and other than that, simply fantastic. <3 LRR.
I would find it interesting to construct a graph representing your post count against number of times you're spilt personality seriously freaks me out. The eventual curve would follow a downwards gradient perhaps rising again after an unspecified x posts.Catkid906 said:
However, due to the apparent lethality of graphs I'm afraid I will not do so.
At first I was wondering why, given the aesthetic style, there was not any graphs. And then by the end the number of graphs was terrifying.
ah the spiritual successor to quantum documentary. I have to say I was really expecting Kathleen to have had a hand in writing this, it seems to have her real simultaneous dry and warped style.
I think the middle part lagged a bit though. it started amusing enough, and once the whole fear of grafts things became really apparent it got better, but it was a little slow in between, and the stinger was nice. If wanted to I could easily depict my level of amusement through the piece with a graph, but I am lazy.
I think the middle part lagged a bit though. it started amusing enough, and once the whole fear of grafts things became really apparent it got better, but it was a little slow in between, and the stinger was nice. If wanted to I could easily depict my level of amusement through the piece with a graph, but I am lazy.
This reminds me of two thing. First the boring E3 presentative years ago by Nintendo, where the first half was nothing but tedious charts. Secondly it reminds me of this:
I loved the beginning - the whole how to give a presentation was a good way of showing how meaningless some lectures are. I thought the rising worry was connected to that, so the lethal pie chart was surprising.
I loved Look Around You and thought this video was class.
I loved Look Around You and thought this video was class.
Pretty graphic episode today. Parental discretion is advised.
...But I love it! Absolutely genius.
...But I love it! Absolutely genius.
I was originally going to complain that Paul wasn't the dead guy, but seeing as how Jeremy technically played an undead person, continuity continues.
OT: Great video, listening to the pie chart lethality at high volume caused a bit of a jump, and the stinger was fantastic. The old school posters in the background, as well as Kathleen's attire truly nailed the informational video feel.
OT: Great video, listening to the pie chart lethality at high volume caused a bit of a jump, and the stinger was fantastic. The old school posters in the background, as well as Kathleen's attire truly nailed the informational video feel.
I think Kathleen now has a fear of Charts and Graphs on top of her fear of Bears. D:
Anyway, nice job guys. I'm sure someone's probably gonna use it as a guide for a infomertial. The commedor64 poster in the front was nice, I thought you guys were gonna do a bit about it. o.o
Anyway, nice job guys. I'm sure someone's probably gonna use it as a guide for a infomertial. The commedor64 poster in the front was nice, I thought you guys were gonna do a bit about it. o.o
