TED talks paper - I chose to watch Mark Ronsons TED talk...

I decided to see Mark Ronson's TED talk on how to sample and convert music. To open up his speech, he showed to the audience what he meant to tell them. That is, what is sampling, why so many artists are using it, and how the attractive and nostalgic rhythm is related. He demonstrated what the sampling was on the spot. It is a clever and fascinating way to draw attention of the audience. Next, Ronson effectively presents the entire content of the sample to the viewer, while linking the sample to himself and creating his own certificate. Mark Langson said the sampling is not "hijacking nostalgic wholesale". That is to put yourself in the story of the song and advance it. Through this wonderful TED talk, Ronson converted 15 TED lectures into audio-visual omelets. He also tracked the evolution of the repertoire created by Doug E. Fresh and Slick Rick in 1984, La Di Da Di, and since that time has been rethinked by every generation. He supported his evidence at the notorious B.I.G.

In addition to practicing in front of people and in the mirror, I also read the story of TED. After observing the TED's lecture and other female speakers, inspired by it, I was able to accept and observe how they communicate with hand movement, intonation, and projection. When I do not think that I can talk well, I will not give up, it will be a good inspiration to tell my story. A few years ago, I did not think about speaking in front of people. But I demand close communication with people and give power to them through my work. I want to keep in touch with other people, it means challenging myself out of my comfort zone.

I decided to see Mark Ronson's TED talk on how to sample and convert music. To open up his speech, he showed to the audience what he meant to tell them. That is, what is sampling, why so many artists are using it, and how the attractive and nostalgic rhythm is related. He demonstrated what the sampling was on the spot. It is a clever and fascinating way to draw attention of the audience. Next, Ronson effectively presents the entire content of the sample to the viewer, while linking the sample to himself and creating his own certificate. Mark Langson said the sampling is not "hijacking nostalgic wholesale". That is to put yourself in the story of the song and advance it. Through this wonderful TED talk, Ronson converted 15 TED lectures into audio-visual omelets. He also tracked the evolution of the repertoire created by Doug E. Fresh and Slick Rick in 1984, La Di Da Di, and since that time has been rethinked by every generation.

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