This is a video introduction to the story Phall if you but will rise you must. I am thinking of animating the entire story and maybe others as well.
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10 thoughts on “Phall if you but will, rise you must: a video prologue”
Would not watch 30 min. Do want to see the narrator at start and more background to set the stage.
Thank you for the comment! I am planning to include the narrator in next section. That is technically difficult though (to do it well that is).
It’s a beautiful story! Might be good to give the name of the tribe for the source if it’s known.
Thanks. I wrote it, so maybe the Tribe of Israel 😉
There you go!
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Jacqui Bostrom
I loved it, very well done. It kept my interest and the images were wonderful. As I caveat I must add that I am an avid collector or native art, have a house full so the subject is of particular interest. I have to ponder what I think about animation, maybe but I loved the images. I also read some of your blog which I had been told was very interesting and it was!! Best, Jacqui Bostrom
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Thank you Jacqui for your input. Please feel free to add comments to any and all stories that interest you. Critical
Is good! I know folks are reading the blog, but I get very little feedback which I need to improve.
Nice storyline, great photos. Assume children are your target audience? Suggest you slow down the narration.
Hi Marilyn. Thank you so much for the feedback. A number of people have told me to slow down the narration. I will do that. No, this is not really a children’s story. It is a fable and hence a bit childlike in its telling, but it is meant to speak to adults. It is actually the prologue to the larger story whose link is above (and here) https://www.torsorotation.com/2014/09/phall/
Thanks again! Paul