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The non-linear editing of this ad threw me off. The ad opens with the
lines, "cyber security is the protection of information in the computer
based world. It's a very dynamic field," but then the next line is, "Hi, my
name is Taso Triantafillos, I'm a senior vice president at a fortune 500
company and I run one the world's largest cyber security programs" That
"Hi, my name is [...]" line sounds more like it belongs at the beginning of
the video.
I understand why the editors opened with the "cyber security is" line
though. They're trying to capture the viewer's attention in the first
couple seconds, and the line "cyber security is [...]" does that more
effectively than the line "Hi, my name is." Who gives a damn what the guy's
name is? However, it is still very awkward.
Maybe it would have worked better to edit out the word "hi," and just have
"my name is Taso [etc...]" The word "Hi," makes his line an introduction,
which is weird since he's already speaking to the viewer and the time for
introductions has passed.
On my 21st birthday, I had no friends, so I took a shit in my pants and
just let the poop stay there, in hope it would one day grow into a real
person and be my friend. I am yet to get rid of the poop.
-Devry Alum 2013