1 Second Video

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So far, this assignment has been completed 28 times.
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emmmarose

One Second Movie

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Alicia Copeland

The Beauty of a Second

Click here to view the video on YouTube. For The Beauty of a Second assignment, you had only one second to tell a story… any story. But
Walter

The Beauty of a Second

Here is my entry for “The Beauty of One Second” assignment. I had it revolve around a clip of someone opening a box with a
Chelsea Mageland

one second video

How much of a story can you tell in a 1 second video? Inspired by this. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.  I created
Christie McKitrick

10 Seconds of Beauty

For my first video assignment, I wanted to start with a relatively easy one. This is my first time attempting any video editing, so I
mhacca

18 Makes 1.

Video Assignments: 1 Second Video The description for this assignment asked: “How much of a story can you tell in a 1 second video?” and left
Bryan

1 second Video

The Assignment was to make a one second video that tells a story.  This sort of constraint presents an interesting challenge that can have surprising

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