Today’s Daily Create asks that you record a quick video of yourself doing an update that includes the date, time, weather, and a rating for the day. Scott Lockman has been doing these for what seems like months, and they intrigue me to no end because each and everyday you got a sense of where he is, what his life’s like in Tokyo, and how he’s feeling. That is a lot of information in a 20-30 second video, but that is also the power of the medium—it can communicate many powerful things in a short blast of creative energy, just take a look at the describe what’s on your key chain assignment, truly amazing how much I learned about so many people in just a few seconds. Wow!
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