Group Blog

 Picking groups, a very important part of media. Luckily I was able to work with my friends, there are four of us in total. This group consists of Mya Hauser, Katie Weiss, Jade Walrave, and of course my self. I believe this a strong group because we all bring something useful to the table. Mya is an excellent actor. She has been in the drama play throughout her entire middle school and so far high school. Then we have Jade, she is smart and an outstanding writer that can help us with developing the script. Katie is a very good photographer and an equally as good videographer. She has been working in very hard in her picture design classes. Last but not least me, I am a very creative thinker. While being given instructions in class, my brain was going crazy thinking of ideas for the commercial. I had thought of 3 valid ideas that could help us easily ace this assignment. As well as being creative, I also a good artist and love to make comic books. This come to be very useful after the script is done. I believe this group will work very well and be able to work off each others strength. I feel like this group will also have some weaknesses. Poss
ibly how things are written or ported on screen is a very important part. This group is very intelligent and I believe could possibly bump heads. Although this may occur I believe we can get over it and create a great project. And if all doesn't work out, these groups are not set in stone and we can be in different groups for the end project.

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