Explain, Like, Most Things

Recently, my class and an assignment where we used the app explain everything to create a YouTube video on how the vote in Canada went from a prick edge to a right. We had about a week to complete this task. First, we had to create a storyboard for how our explain everything would play out. This also had to be accompanied by a thesis. Because my storyboard was pretty much illegible, I had to explain it pretty well, but was still the first person to get the go ahead.

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If you can read the top, the thesis for the video is “The vote in Canada went from a privilege to a right through social pressure and change.” This basically means that through pressure and actions from oppressed communities social change erupted, and the people on top no longer saw these communites as worthless.

After explaining the thesis to my teacher, I began gathering the visuals for the project, and the pictures to use for the animation. This took one class, and the next class I wrote the script for the video. Then, there was only one class so I did the animations at home and we used it for recording.

This was the final product:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XSZX4ij6JEI&feature=youtu.be

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