Video Critique

Ross Lundholm

"Ross the Boss"

Ross incorporated his slogan well by using a song made by the boss himself, Rick Ross. He also had pictures that showed what he wanted to do when he grew up, which was make a business out of Boss Beats music label. The premiere skills used were not bad at all; he had pictures moving around and good transitions. It could have been more interesting, however, because it was only full of pictures. The video was 29 seconds.

Justin Vossen

"Just Lax"

Justin used his slogan very well by putting all and only lacrosse pictures and clips into his video. His premiere skills were admirable. He had different rotations and movement with his pictures, and incorporated video as well. It was a very interesting video because it kept me into it the whole time. The video was 30 seconds.

Shane McSparron

"When the going gets tough, the tough get going"

He used his slogan extremely well by using pictures to build up to the climax of the video, which was the second half of his slogan. Shane used transitions very well. It was interesting because the video lead up to the message he was trying to show. It was 25 seconds.

Eric Hatzenbuhler

"Never Look Back"

He used his slogan well because it was in almost all of his pictures. The transitions and movement of pictures were better than any I have ever seen. It was interesting to see how he communicated his message through skydiving, as well as a broken rearview mirror at the end. The video was 28 seconds.