Ten Observations 1. The song playing has a male voice. 2. The camera is at eye level. 3. The video is in black and white with the exception of her hair and dress. 4. The woman is dancing. 5. The camera is set in one place and doesn’t move. 6. The woman uses the dress as a prop while dancing. 7. The dress color alternates between yellow and pink. 8. The woman is smiling. 9. The beginning of the dance is repetitive. 10. The camera is unstable and shaky.

Ten Implications 2. The camera is at eye level.
a. The camera is steady at eye level because there may not have been enough technological advancements to move the camera around.
b. The camera at eye level focuses attention on only the woman.
c. This also allows the audience to view the full body performance without being easily distracted or losing sight of the woman.
d. Because the camera was set at eye-level, it must have been sitting on something to hold it in place.
4. The woman is dancing. e. The woman must have been a part of some kind of performance at a show. f. The woman enjoys dancing and entertaining others. g. The woman was most likely famous.
7. The dress color alternates between yellow and pink. h. The alternating colors were used to show off the dress. i. The technological effects of the alternating colors could have been used to mesmerize the audience. j. The color was used to focus the audiences’ attention on her dress and performance and to prevent people from being distracted from other things.

Conclusion The steadiness of the camera and the technological effects of the alternating dress colors were both used to focus and direct the audience’s attention on the performer, who appears to be famous for doing what she enjoys, while also mesmerizing the audience with the beauty of the dress and how the woman uses it throughout the dance.