Seriously, feel free in the future. Uh, short of showing it to... someone who will sue us or... compile it into something that will get us into trouble, or the like...
Heh. No worries. I promise.
As for accessibility, I do think there's a gap of understanding between the average vid and the average non-vid-oriented viewer, but I also think that providing proper context can do wonders. "I Put You There" had everybody in the room laughing, and I firmly believe that's because I had given the history of our art form beforehand.
I would love to have "Walking on the Ground" shown at the conclusion of a Wayback Machine-like presentation.
Oh, and all the academics are BSG fans, so "Jerusalem" would probably go over well, too. (:
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Heh. No worries. I promise.
As for accessibility, I do think there's a gap of understanding between the average vid and the average non-vid-oriented viewer, but I also think that providing proper context can do wonders. "I Put You There" had everybody in the room laughing, and I firmly believe that's because I had given the history of our art form beforehand.
I would love to have "Walking on the Ground" shown at the conclusion of a Wayback Machine-like presentation.
Oh, and all the academics are BSG fans, so "Jerusalem" would probably go over well, too. (: