The document summarizes the evaluation of a music video project by Elizabeth Grimshaw and Simon Donnellon. It discusses how their video both used and challenged conventions of real music videos by keeping the narrative loose and open to interpretation. It also challenged conventions by having two female actors mime lyrics. Feedback on the video was mostly positive, particularly about the original element of throwing paint. Some feedback suggested including a different video section for the second chorus. New media technologies like Adobe Premiere Pro, digital cameras, YouTube, and blogs were used at different stages of the project.
A 13-year-old girl from St. Louis killed herself after receiving cruel messages on MySpace, highlighting the issue of online bullying. However, none of the alleged bullies, including one adult, have been charged because authorities could not find an applicable law. The document discusses the psychological damages caused by bullying and proposes solutions like increased education, supervision, and MySpace security to help prevent future tragedies.
The document introduces the Gordon Jewish Community Center and describes the wide range of amenities and programs it offers including fitness classes, sports facilities, early childhood education, social and cultural events, rental space, and community support to enrich lives through recreational, educational, and social activities for people of all ages and faiths. The Center aims to promote a sense of belonging and affection for the greater Nashville community through its mission.
