Documentary+Review

media type="custom" key="7201613" I chose this video because it didnt bore me with facts and a load of music and pictures. The way this documentary started caught my eye because it was LOUD. Sure it was surprising at first, but this is a good stategy to catch viewers' attention. I also like the idea that everything is a remix. It makes sense-- how did we think of music in the first place? We probably got the idea from something in life, therefore making it a "remix". The maker of this video was also not afraid to critisize successful people like Led Zeppelin for example. He states that Led Zeppelin was a copier of other artists and did not change his(their) music enough to be able to call it a "remix". I like how this documentary doesn't just spew out facts about remixes in life but sort of puts it into a story. If I were to rate this video out of 10, I would give it an 8.

18/24

50 People, 1 Question: Last Minutes with Oden: The Black Hole: The Bully Project:
 * Where would I wish to wake up tomorrow?
 * switches between people's answers
 * music helped to mesh peopl's choppy answers
 * lyrics only at the end
 * "dream" like feel
 * often cuts back to him riding his bike
 * difficult to hear his voice
 * plot-- him putting his dog down
 * dog taught him how to love (love without judgement)
 * karma
 * abusing power
 * showed examples
 * gets happier towards the end
 * camera made to be a point of view