Anger & Rage
Although anger and rage are synonyms, there are actually distinct differences between the two. Anger could mean a specific expression of emotion at a certain time; it usually is pertained to the event that is happening at that moment. Rage, however, could mean an intense and extreme reaction towards someone or something; it usually encompasses all the events leading up to the present. If expressed in a relatively reasonable way, anger could be a healthy form of communication. On the other hand, if these feelings are being suppressed all the time, they'd accumulate into rage, which means that even a trivial event can trigger a massive reaction that could cause damage with people's relationships.
In the video, I've portrayed people's respective degrees of tolerance and limit as garbage cans. Anger is when a person is diligent with throwing out the trash regularly, while rage is being expressed as the amassing trash that eventually goes beyond the limit of the can. I hope to use the video to show that the way we express such emotion truly dictates the kind of effect it has on both ourselves and others.
Music provided by: HearWeGo
Artist: Liam Thomas
