And it's nothing like I've never known before
Love is an open door
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I've loved you for a thousand years,
I'll love you for a thousand more
Every Kiss Begins With Kay...
-Alaina (Since it is almost Valentines. :) )
SOURCES:
http://www.disneyclips.com/lyrics/frozenlyrics4.html
wbul.com
https://www.google.com/#q=a+thousand+years
http://www.kay.com/en/kaystore?utm_campaign=SEM-{campaign}&utm_source=msn&utm_medium=cpc&utm_term={keyword}&cm_mmc=msn-_-keywords-_-M_Brand_Exact-_-every_kiss_begins_with_kay
I love how you went with a topic that's coming up within this week. Valentine's Day! I absolutely love that you added the every kiss begins with Kay at the end to kind of tie it all up and give it a nice little jingle, because we all know that if you read that sentence you HAVE to sing it like on the commercial. Also the songs you picked fit wonderfully with this topic, Christina Perri's - A Thousand Years song is really emotional for a lot of reasons, mainly for the fact that everyone wishes they had that never ending love that she sings about with the lyrics "I will love you for a thousand more" and you capture the essence of Valentine's and of emotion in this newsreel. The feels are real. Good job, I really like it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice topic to choose for this time of year :). My favorite things about this Newsreel are:
ReplyDelete1.) The bolding in red to emphasize the messages
2.) The use of the Kay jingle (because of its undeniable immediate recognizability)
3.) The inclusion of the advertisement for the cutest couple picture - Many people (myself included) couldn't find advertisements that fit their topic very well.
Overall, good work!
Alaina's newsreel cleverly captures the ways that "love" and romance are turned into products, particularly in relation to the upcoming "friendship day." :) The use of red for certain letters and words was also a nice touch because it draws out attention to their relationships. This creates a playful, ironic tone for the poem.
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