"The scared is scared of what you like." - Asa Baker-Rouse
Firstly, this video is awesome. I personally really enjoyed watching it, it had a cool way of presenting itself. I liked the execution of the presentation with the different techniques and quirks that were in this video. Starting with the typography for parts of the story, near the beginning, that really drew me in. Next, the little bits of animation that added a cuteness to it. Then the parts of realism when the characters were acted out, brought a comedic atmosphere. It was definitely a funny, clever and imaginative project. The production crew did an amazing job bringing this six-year old's story to life.
I think that's the main thing that is magical about the video, the fact that this little boy's story was able to come to life in a really awesome production. It definitely has a double meaning as well, besides it just being a cute, little production. It shows a different perspective of the world in a young kids eyes. When we get older, we do not typically think that "the scared is scared of what we like." But for little kids it is a different story. They do not have a face the 'real' world on their own at this point of their life, therefore they are still very inexperienced and innocent. They haven't been exposed to some of the harmful, negative things in our world. That is why I just love the fact that Asa and young kids like him have a positive energy and are always happy. This philosophy is one you can take to heart and think of in life. Taking any situation and saying, "I can do this. Nothing can bring me down."
Definitely a great production piece, I absolutely loved it.
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