Look, a Democratic Party rally.
All the slow, scary business at the end isn't meant as a comment on the speakers or the party or anything, it's more like trying to kind of capture one sense of being in a crowd. I hope that's clear. I hope the election goes well. I guess by the time most of anybody sees this, it will all be over.
posted by Sean at 11:28 AM
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Sean you amaze me. an evil sensation fell over me near the end. then you told me that I better have voted, and then I could rest assured, because that was my only salvation. ha. ok well just thought id share my feelings. Great video!
Thanks so much for posting that, Sean. I was out of town and therefore unable to attend the speech, so I really appreciate getting the chance to see a bit of it.
WOO!
That was powerful Sean. It felt like there was a struggle to capture the speech amid the frantic crowd, and I liked that. The speech itself was moving.
we are connected in a way that either of us have yet to fathom.
that was awesome. I think you captured the moment very well
First of all, loved the titles, especially "listen, a crowd." I think you shouldn't have put the warning about the second half of the post in the text--it could speak for itself, I think, and ambiguity's always fun. But yeah, good stuff, and that crowd noise is totally good listening. Also a neat illustration of issues regarding context, as we don't find out until some time into the clip that Barak is paraphrasing someone who was influential to him.
ZOMBIES!!! WHERE ARE THE ZOMBIES??? I really like the idea of getting out there and filming something "real," and on that note, you did a good job getting some footage. Choice of content was great also. Very inspiring.
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