Whether you've newly picked up a copy of F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby, never even read the book or haven't looked back since the black abyss that is grade nine high school English class, 'NowThisNews' and Mashable have released a 133-second, condensed Great Gatsby plot for everyone to quickly refresh their memory before the film's big release.
While many may be familiar with the aesthetics of The Great Gatsby -- the return of 20s fashion and witty quotes -- the American Dream tale behind it all might be a little bit less familiar. NowThisNews quickly sums up the basis of The Great Gatsby in a minute and a half with an educational, sleek composition of hand-drawn silhouette-esque primary characters, sliding visual text, vintage film clips and a host in a dapper tux to guide you through the entire plot and tell who's who before you commit yourself to sit still for a 2 1/2 hour-long movie.
What's Driving This Trend
- Condensed Literature
- The trend of condensing literary works into shorter, more consumable formats for quick and easy access.
- Visual Summaries
- The trend of creating visual aids to help people better understand complex concepts and ideas, using eye-catching graphics and animations.
- Educational Entertainment
- The trend of using entertaining media, such as videos or podcasts, to educate people about a variety of subjects.
Who This Affects Most
- Publishing
- The publishing industry can leverage the trend of condensed literature to attract modern readers who seek more efficient reading experiences.
- Education
- The education industry can embrace the trend of visual summaries to help students better understand complex topics and concepts.
- Media and Entertainment
- The media and entertainment industry can capitalize on the trend of educational entertainment to create informative yet engaging content that resonates with audiences.
