Now, in this video, +W has a white board that he has drawn a diagram on,
and he spends 15 minutes talking about it, during which time your camera
is trained on his face, and only shows portions of the white board for
fleeting moments. He steps to the left side of the board so that the
audience can see what he's referring to, but then your camera does not
stop moving, but follows the moving bishop.
What would really help is to set the white board as a full frame image and
let it stay still there for 5 or 10 seconds so we can look at the various
aspects of the diagram while he is talking about it. As it is, the right side
of the board has things written on it that I never got to read, because
the only time the camera was pointing at it, the Bishop was standing in
the way, writing there, and as soon as he backed away to let everyone
see what he had written, the camera followed him and no longer was
pointed at the right side of the white board.
At minute 22:15 he says that all these people in red are liars and the
ones in green have the truth. But I can't see any red or green, and
how can I think about what he's referring to? He says it again at 24:50,
and for two minutes goes on referring to it, but the camera remains on
his face and we can't see the board.
The effect of this is we are only made to think of the person of the
Bishop, and not on his message. I don't expect that is the way H.E.
would like us to be thinking.
At 50:20 H.E. says, "Liberalism is war on God. Every liberal is a
crusader." And he points at the white board, and I am only able to
think of his words, because I do not remember what was written on
the board. The video image does not serve to show what was visible
in the room, because it only shows the face of the Bishop. What about
what he wrote for all to see?
Topic: Bishop Williamson St. Paul, MN Conference: (Read 1425 times)