For the production of my Creative Critical Reflections (CCRs), I decided to present the answers using two different formats. For questions 1 and 2, I created a presentation where I talked through the slides and explained my ideas while showing examples from my film. I wanted it to feel clear and organized so the audience could easily understand my analysis of the genre, audience, and representation in the project.
For questions 3 and 4, I chose a different approach and recorded a podcast-style discussion with a friend (
jano he is a friend that took aice media studies last year) on Google Meet. I thought this format would make the reflection feel more natural and conversational instead of just reading answers. My friend asked me the questions and I explained my production process and the technologies I used while making the film.
During the recording process, I focused on speaking clearly and explaining my ideas in a way that connected directly to my project. I also tried to reference specific scenes from the film to support my answers. Using two different formats helped make the CCRs more creative and engaging while still clearly answering the required questions.
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