Analysis Of Nature Is Speaking With The Voice Of Julia Roberts

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Nature is Speaking with the voice of Julia Roberts is a powerful message to the public about conserving our resources and taking care of the environment. The main message tells us that humans will die, nature will stay. I believe the message of the video is very empowering and important. It is very important to let humans know that we have limited resources and need to conserve them to the best we can to bert-care for our beautiful planet. The video was effective to the public with the synced images of nature, eerie music, and a powerful voice of Julia
Roberts.
The video is made up of 3 main components. There is Julia Roberts as the voice of Mother nature, eerie music and images and videos of some of the most beautiful parts of our planet. …show more content…

The music builds through out the video to give a dramatic effect. Strings and percussion with an eerie sound give the viewer more feelings while watching the video. The music draws the viewer in with the eerie high-pitched strings and follows with a high build up with the percussion. This gives intensity to the effect of the video. The viewer now feels locked in to the video. Along with the music, Julia Roberts was portrayed as the voice of mother nature. Her voice was a good choice to use for several reasons. The voice sounds very powerful, she sounds direct, in charge and even threatening. She is monotone, sounds a little upset and authoritative. This voice is the focal point of the whole video. “Mother Nature” states, “I rule, you don’t. This is my planet, not yours. Clean up or die.” This really shows her feeling toward the viewers. She is …show more content…

Both videos are portraying the same message. This message is basically saying “Save the planet, or else.” Both videos use displays of different parts of the earth, with a voice as nature. The difference is that Henry Ford is “The Ocean,” and Julia Roberts is, “Mother Nature.” Both are speaking to humans and using threats and facts to scare the viewer to want to take better care of earth. Henry Ford threatens that he will cover the earth again with the ocean again like it was before. Julia Roberts threatens that she can starve us. She states, “I have fed species greater than you, and I have starved species greater than you.” Both are using the pathos effect. With the voices, they do differ in tone. Harrison was graveling and was more mincing/threatening. It was comparable to Bisidan, also known as god of the ocean. He sounded more so annoyed, rugged and monotone than Roberts was. Roberts was more of a powerful tone. Both of the two used the logos approach in stating that they are both wise because of how long they have been on the

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