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Student Project Review

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Afro Ninja This is my short film from sophomore year. It took a lot of time to make and edit. Afro Ninja was well made and I feel is one of my best works.With my further knowledge now from when I made it I can finally review with a better eye. B story store, casually funny The film is very well when it comes to being continuous all of the shots flow very well. The sound effects are very good and music goes perfectly with the selected shots. Story within the film is very good with a solid B story of getting Doritos and the A story of rescuing the hostage. At the beginning the montage is very funny and creative as well which brings a light and funny attitude to the short film. Jumping over something pointlessly for laughs What could have improved was the ending for sure. The audio clip of the Doritos addict was not as hyped up as it should have been from the build up of the story. Some parts could have used a few more shots, maybe. Overall, the short film was very well

Professional Article Review

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News Reporter Shot Live Murderer Vester Flanagon On August 26, 2015 at 6:45 AM news reporter Alison Parker and her camera man Adam Ward were both shot on live television by . This was a horrific incident. Was the shooting the only horrific part though? People reacted to go and watch the video everyone wanted to see the video. Which is wrong wanting to watch a video of someone being shot and killed. Did these people believe that the shooting was real or just a fake? From all of the things social media does to boost channel reviews people who wanted to watch probably felt it was just a fake video. Video posted by killer, Vester Flanagon Social media today has become so hard to believe what is true and what is fake. This hinders the affect social media has when what it is presenting is actually true. The reactions from people should not be to want to watch a murder, thinking of the people wanting to watch that is disturbing. Victims in murder Social medias affect when