The Laureates: William Roentgen

This is Episode 1 of the Laureates about William Roentgen. Second Semester Sophomore Year.

[jaddeeb]

This deserves much more views, amazing work and editing

[skeletonmeister]

-The fine art x-rays are beautiful! I've never seen those and you present them in a great way!
-I'm not sure how I feel about the voice performance for Roentgen.
-Oh I forgot to mention that I love that Nobel created the prizes based on feeling bad about being "the merchant of death"
-In all this is really, really good. I'm going to spread it around.
-Call me for clarification and because I have some extra tags to propose so you can get more traffic here.

[skeletonmeister]

-I'd say this is your strongest work. The editing is awesome, the infographics/animations you made are very nice.
-I'd say that your explanation of how the tube works is a little too complicated for a layman. I understood it, but only barely. You could probably omit a few details and still have the full meaning come across.
-I was so scared at 3:15 that I totally jumped out of my seat.

[thealtruistmc]

I feel like i have found a diamond or something thank you very much.

[judithbartel-vanbeckhoven]

Who has the copyright to this wonderful film and how do I contact that person?

[skeletonmeister]

-when the title appears, I'd have preferred a nice fading-in or drifting text. When the title-band just appears I find it really jarring and it throws me off. Especially since your background collage of photos is so good-looking.
-I hate to say this, but you might want to change the narrator for the intro...
-I love the regular narrator.
-I love the little atom. and the x-ray-experiment animation. This is really informative!!!
-The photo on the wall trick at 11:20 is really clever.

[roberts]

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[roberts]

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