Our team chose to do a video on facial recognition because we felt it was a timely and important topic in today's technology-driven world. We wanted to raise awareness about the potential implications of widespread facial recognition technology in terms of privacy and surveillance.
In our video, we tried to incorporate visual examples of how facial recognition technology is used in various settings, such as security checkpoints and social media platforms. We also included statistics and facts to provide a well-rounded view of the topic. It was definitely challenging to narrow down our content to just 30 seconds, but we wanted to keep our message concise and impactful.
One video that caught my attention was a team's video on the impact of facial recognition on personal privacy. I appreciated their use of real-life examples and scenarios to highlight the potential risks of facial recognition technology. If I had done anything different, I might have suggested adding more visuals or graphics to make the information more engaging for viewers. My helpful suggestion for the team would be to consider adding a call to action at the end of the video, such as directing viewers to resources or organizations working on privacy advocacy in relation to facial recognition.
Facial recognition
1) What made you do a video on the topic your team chose?
2) What kinds of things did you try to incorporate into your video?
3) Was it hard to narrow down your time to just 30 Seconds?
Second & Third Paragraphs: You will choose two videos of other teams and write about the following on each video.
1) What caught your attention about this video? Be positive.
2) Would you have done anything different. Be KIND!
3) Give one helpful suggestion to the team concerning the video that they could have done.
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