We came upon this idea from our previous case study of Marques Brownlee’s tech review of the iPhone 6. Following up from our three things of interest, we eventually settled on the second option and the following is our probe for this project:

Working from a case study that examined an example of online video practice called ‘video reviews’, which features the reviewing of a product or service in the market. Our group plans to explore how the context of video reviews – in this case, travel video reviews – can be altered when it is put through different tools and services, or mixed with other genres, or played around with types of filming techniques. How does the exploration of these processes affect the narrative/non-narrative form of video reviews, or how the narrative/non-narrative form affect the way it is portrayed to an audience?