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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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.
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