“The entire world is a stage and all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and entrances, and one man in his time plays many parts.”
As You Like It by William Shakespeare
LINK TO VIDEO BLOG: https://youtu.be/AGHPtXTxO_M
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Hello! I really love your post, it is very different from the others and refreshing to see. I love how you have done an informative video, it is very engaging and better for focus. I also like the feature image you have used- it’s very interesting. You have explained Goffman’s theory very well, and you have even managed to link it to a Shakespeare quote. Again, the video was short and informative, and I like how you used real-life footage to represent the idea of front and back stage. It is good how you have explained that individuals have multiple identities, as well as including your own opinion at the end, it shows that you understand the topic well. Finally, I really loved the very end of the video where you show a snippet of what backstage could look like. Overall, really good! the video must have been fun to make.
Hi, this was such an insightful post! I love that it was in video form and how you used the Shakespeare quote to connect to the theory. I was really engaged throughout the whole video, and especially on an age of low attention spans that’s a great feat! I really loved how you used front stage you took to back up the point about the from stage and backstage that Goffman was talking about. I really enjoyed the editing of the video, great job!