The Creative Conversation: ArtMaking as Playful Prayer
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Excellent.
-----Susan
This is great, Bridget - It captures your wonderful spirit and energy, and I love the things you're saying about everyone being creative. Bravo!
Wow, this is awesome, Bridget!
I'd love to see this video posted as an article on TeachStreet. (http://www.teachstreet.com/article-editor/new) Great way for students and others to learn more about you when visiting your profile.
Very cool!
Salar
Makes me want to take a class from you, Bridget. Great promo piece, I'd say! :)
I so want to be you. This is wonderful.
Took me a while to get to this, but it's way cool. Since I only know you through blog ping-pong, it's funny to hear a voice and see an actual moving picture. Kind of like seeing a picture of a radio personality... : )
Aw... This is a lovely video! Well done! Sincere, convincing, intelligent points... Yay!
You're in my territory, now…
I liked the way he framed the shots. I liked the way he integrated the B-roll footage. The audio was good (a common failing). He didn't swing the camera all over the place (why is that so hard for videographers to do these days?!). It was tastefully edited and made you look great. and the source material was cleanly shot and exposed properly and even compressed well.
This was not a creative tour-de-force for the videographer, which is perfect. It just got out of the way of you explaining your perspective, and the editing helped you do it.
In short, this guy is a professional and did everything right for this little video.
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