Monthly Archives: September 2013

Interestingly enough, I have seen some of the video from this site before. The video that I had seen was the story of bottled water. What I find interesting is that they typically give the viewers of their videos a … Continue reading →

Annie Leonard and her team are able to engage the viewer over the course of a few minutes.  The nature of the drawings is very simple presentation with a complex agenda that helps viewers relate on a more content heavy … Continue reading →

I’m so glad that I took the time to watch a few of the “Story of Stuff” videos this weekend.  I think I am pretty aware of many of the issues the videos discussed, but it was great to see … Continue reading →

The story of stuff is an educational website aimed at improving sustainability through improving world awareness. I watched the first movie, titled The Story of Stuff, and I generally agreed with what the women was saying.  I thought it was … Continue reading →

This was the first time I had ever heard about the Story of Stuff project and I really enjoyed checking it out. At first glance the website’s appearance was really unique. The design was cohesive and clear. I saw the … Continue reading →

Educational campaigns can be difficult to get rolling, but The Story of Stuff Project did an amazing job at captivating its audience.  It’s especially difficult to do when trying to inform viewers about serious topics such as carbon emissions, plastic … Continue reading →

I watched both the story of cosmetics and bottled water. Did not know what to expect when I first started watching these but I have to say that I am impressed. These videos addressed very important topics, some that the … Continue reading →

The first video I watched was “The Story of Change” and the first thing that is talked about is a book called “100 Ways to Save the Planet Without Ever Leaving Your House,” and bringing your own bags to the … Continue reading →

These were some very interesting videos by Story of Stuff. And not just content-wise. Yes, the content was very intriguing to me (and kind of scary, to be honest. To think we are this close to an environmental doomsday and … Continue reading →