Group Discussions

Hey blog!

Today we had our second group discussion with my class today for AICE Media Studies. My group consisted of 5 (including me) and we really went into depth about our projects and how we plan to execute each and every idea. I'll be going through each group member individually and dissecting their planning/project as well as the blog. Here's my group!!

Samia had a beautiful and very creative blog, which I commented she had a unique feature of bullet points. Although, as she talked about her project, David told her to watch out when recording on her phone. Suggesting to try and download all video footage beforehand (on a computer) later when using the editing tools, it's easier to cut.

I shared a (pretty crazy) CCR Idea. Basically the main idea is me getting into a car crash and in order for me to stay conscious, the doctors and people around me ask questions. Butttt, the questions are over the film and I'm super confused but I answer them either way (in order to stay conscious). It will be a little tricky to illustrate a car crash, especially considering the fact I don't have a car... Nonetheless, my creativity will be shown, so I must do whatever I can. Plus, I showed what I have for the project and I'm so happy to sayed they really liked it. Vicente claimed that the editing was really good. David said everything was amazing, but the font for the title didn't really match what was going on. 

Unfortunately, Vicente and Gabriel have not edited their projects although, they have filmed some videos. Me, Samia, and David didn't have much to discuss for their blogs as they also haven't posted anything whatsoever. The entire group unanimously warned them to make sure to film and edit before there isn't enough time. I also directed them to start posting more blogs and to make sure to let the progress be shown. 

David has almost everything done and is now going through the post production phase. His project consists of a serial killer that opens a death bag however, when the detective inspects the body, a note is in his hand. When the detective opens the note it says, "Don't trust him". He has no idea as to what his CCR will be, but he's thinking about doing a cooking show and answering questions as he cooks. Overall, I really like the project that he has in mind. 

These group discussions with people other than the individuals I'm working with, allow me to view everything in a new lights. See you all soon!