Re: Video ad for kde - Code in

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> The current motive goes like this: Walking parallel to camera -
> teaching - putting pcs on desks - dancing - walking towards camera.
> I'd like to point that the sequencing images should stress the main
> message, which I wasn't able to  find.
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> Ok, now you give so feedback.
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Walking parallel to camera: research and evolution of KDE as software and
ideas
teaching: freedom in expression and assurance of being heard by the
community, also "your problem is community problem"
putting pcs on desks: many people (community) that start with a clear desk
(an empty project) can build something working together, talking and in fact
also "living" together
dancing: this represents the coordination and harmony that many people
working for KDE has to embrace, imho is both smart and pretty
walking towards camera: when we do something we do it like one person (that
famous one called community)

You're right. It doesn't make much sense now. I have to write a text which
will be read by the girl's voice out of field that should exaplain and
connect the various scenes. I chose that music because it's different from
the concept of "ordinary ad", screaming and shouting to use that product
("BUY BUY BUY"). Instad it encourage the viewer to think and take more
seriously what he/she sees and hear. It's like a gentle call to take us more
seriously than "is just spam, as usual".

Also, I've chosen not to show any pc or software or code etc. because imho
is more important to make people knows the ideas and quite phillosophy
behind this project instead of showing us as helpless nerds like many before
have had already done.

I think I have one or two more scenes to do and insert and the text to
write, then I'll give you my final ad. Now that I've exaplained better what
is in my intention to do... what do you think about it?

Claudio

 
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