Friday 20 June 2014
He's a Twitter Poet But Does He Know It?
Richard Ayoade - Twitter Poet
This series of tweets by British comedian Richard Ayoade was in my twitter feed this morning. Whether intentional or not, I find a lot of comedians I follow tend to tweet in short stories and narratives which hilariously mimic their offline comedy styles.
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I loved what you did with the Twitter posts. Brilliant way to add narrative without upgrading. Plus it was just cool.
ReplyDeleteSuper cool use of Animoto!
ReplyDeleteWow! Thanks so much! It's such a pleasure to use.
DeleteThanks for checking out what the students have been creating!
DeleteThe Animoto animation is a creative way to bring text to life. But the transitions were so quick that I couldn't read the Tweets, even though I viewed the file multiple times.Try slowing the transition when using text heavy element so the viewer has time to appreciate why Richard Ayoade is a Twitter Poet who doesn't know it.
ReplyDeleteI know Tarra, I couldn't make it slower without going over the 30 time limit unless I cut out the last several frames of the story. If I were to do this professionally, I'd invest in the pro upgrade and definitely make it longer.
DeleteGood for you Kristen! I can't believe you were able to include tweets. Interesting concept and well produced.
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