Introduction To Everything

Introduction To Everything:

Hi everyone, this piece of my blog will focus on what I will be doing and talking about in most of my blogs and who I will be doing this with (a.k.a. my group members).


What’s Going On?

This blog is for a college-level class I am taking in high school called Media Studies. In this class, we have learned about the 4 key concepts, stereotypes, social groups, representation, how the media works, etc. At the end of this class, a part of our final quiz is a project. This project requires us to create an original 2-minute opening scene to our own original movie. The first semester in school helped us prepare for this as we learned all the important components that go into our movie. I will be recording my progress in doing this project in his blog so I hope you follow along on my journey.


My Group:

My group consists of…

  • Canidate 1: Shivanie Rambaran

  • Canidate 2: Jennifer Blandon

Most groups consists of 4 people but we were not able to find a 4th person that met our requirements to be in our group. Some of these requirements were to be responsible, open with communication, trustworthy, and mainly someone who was not going to sit back while everyone did all the work. My and my group all approached each other around the same timeframe and we all were happy with our group. Although we may have a disadvantage from not having a 3rd person I truly believe that if we all work together properly and do our best we will definitely accomplish having an amazing opening scene.


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