Wk 3, Post 2

This one was my favorite of the three I watched.

• Point of View. What is the point of view? Whose voice do you hear?  
• The point of view in the video is a grown woman looking back on sweet memories of her time with her Grandmother growing up.  The voice is the Granddaughter.
• Dramatic Question. What is the dramatic question? 
• I couldn't really pick out a question.  The narrator just jumps straight into her memories.  The title, Part of me suggests that they were extremely close and that a portion of herself is missing since her grandmother passed.  This adds a dramatic quality to our emotional connection to the story from the start.  
• Emotional Content. Stories that include incidences of loss, redemption, crisis, or change are key to keeping your audience engaged and interested. Emotional content is what everybody can relate to and what makes stories so universal. What is the emotional content of the story? How or why do you relate to it?
• The emotional content of the story is the love we foster with special family members that are unlike any other.  In this story, the bond is between a girl and her grandmother.  This story has a deep emotional connection for me.  It brings to mind my bond with my grandfather who passed away at 97 in March of this year.  It was extremely tough for me because he was my special guy.  "part of me" is very relatable in this instance.  

On a separate note I thought the folksy and deep southern accents a bit distracting, but the content was sweet and personal, which I enjoyed.  I know it is just a different culture to mine, so I can appreciate the sentiments and the videos construction and validity.  I will use this site in the future, glad you linked us to it.