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I think it's a thing with regard to tik tok videos for example where they use split-screening (main content plays on top, and some car doing flips plays on the
by ge96 1y ago
I think it's a thing with regard to tik tok videos for example where they use split-screening (main content plays on top, and some car doing flips plays on the bottom)
Also when I was in school we didn't have smart phones, at least a slide phone with a full qwerty keyboard was the latest thing, can do a lot less than a full computer in your pocket/social media
- ryandrake 1y agoMost of my kid's friends can't even get through a feature-length movie--even one made for kids. Every time there's a lull in the action for 10 seconds or more, the phones come out (or they start talking with each other, if no phones are present). If that happens more than 3-5 times, they're pretty much checked out and usually just leave the room. It's got to be constant stimulation and/or constant dialog to keep them interested. A slow, panning shot across some scenery? Forget it.
- ge96 1y agoYeah and a lot of the popular videos on YouTube it's a new scene/jump cut like every second or two Tangent hard work is not appreciated too because a project that took months to work on is condensed to a 3 min video as if it happened overnight, not worth attempting when seeing how hard something is to do/discouarging