I share your sentiment, but not quite the disdain. I think that's what the real challenge is - conveying something meaningful within 140 characters (or 6.5 seconds). I love long novels, films, songs, etc. But there can be valid and interesting expressions in much more truncated forms (short films, short stories). They don't necessarily have to be narrative, but I think if someone can express something meaningful, that's really interesting to me.I already have disdain for my generation's inability to convey meaningful things to each other beyond 140 characters... I doubt I'll ever hop on this bandwagon, either.
But, I do see the creative merit of only having seven seconds to tell a story.
It's something I've wanted to experiment with - a vine-based webseries. It would basically be like a comic strip, but instead of 3 panels, each episode is 6.5 seconds.
This. Do this. Or, combine the idea; 3 panel vine to tell a story. Could end up somewhere in the neighborhood of this: http://www.asofterworld.com/
Well I tried out this whole vine thing. I don't like it.
I'm trying to match up to music to help tell the story but such an exact running time is holding me back.
I want to make one that evokes feeling. I am taking off the reigns