The Korsakow document looks great, though I am having trouble with the format of my work. The videos are seeming good in their stature but I think some need tinkering to an extent. At the moment, they all appear to be constantly changing their resolution each time I click on the video, so I feel like it is very much still a work in progress, but I do like the foundations of what exists. What I enjoy the most is the fact that the sounds of both the larger video and any of the small videos one places their cursor over, play simultaneously with each other.

This week in class when we showed our rough cuts, it was suggested to me by Hannah, on top of fixing the video formatting that needed to be done, that I could also position the – correctly formatted videos – in a style which was in its own way mimicking the very nature of a squash court. That is, spacing the videos in a manner which was more like playing squash, such that the videos on the left of the field would respond accordingly and reach the right of the field.

I feel like the moment I understood how to facilitate this, I was so satisfied, as I felt like some major inroads had been made in my understanding of the program, as well as my own joy in seeing the idea come into fruition. Hannah was definitely right here with her lightbulb moment idea, the videos combined as such look so fluid, which combined with the sound is just so very clearly the best placement for the videos that they could possibly be. I also added a MIDDLE thumbnail, for when the videos seemed to take place more so in the middle of the court.