CCR Script

CCR Script Blog Post
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This would cover the Interview.


  1. How do your products use or challenge conventions and how do they represent social groups or issues?

    My product didnt exactly challenge conventions. I feel like to be in the best position to challenge a convention you should first be expericed with the materical itself. In this case i decied to go along with the conventions to give my self guide rails and figure out where I needed to go. I wanted to follow crime conventions and stick to what attributes contribute to making them unique.

  1. How do your products engage with the audience and how would they be distributed as real media products?
    My project engaged with audience but making relatablity its prime focus. I always felt that something you could connect with on a personal level is the best way to connect and build that bridge between the media and the audicence. Giving someone something tangiable is hard but relating to them is one of those nontagiable but still a type of connection that an audience could interact with and engage with.

  1. How did your production skills develop throughout this project?

    Throughout the entirety of the project I defiantly felt a growth within myself from the very beginning of the year, for example my technical skills is where I saw the most growth. Before I had always relied on myself to edit videos and this was the first time working in a group. I heavily felt supported working with them in understanding my first edit might not always be my best and I learned that collaberating with other benifited me the most in critquing and improving my own video.

  1. How did you integrate technologies in this project?
    Technology played a huge role in this project. From researching and having access in improving not only my own project but having access to communicate with others to help edit my own was benifical in helping my update and push my own potential even farther.


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