Prepping for CCR

 “Dearest gentle reader,” - Bridgerton 

After all this week's work on the film opening, it is time to switch gears and think back on the process. It's time for the Creative Critical Reflection, also known as the CCR. During the journey of this step, I will be reflecting in my production choices within the planning, production, and final details. Within this project, the main thing I learned is that I can talk about my production in whichever way I would like, but overall it should be creative. 

I am still thinking of what would be my best fit, but some options that I have thought about are approaching it as if someone was doing an interview on me. Multiple types of interviews could be done. For example, an actual interview with only me talking and footage shows as I talk, or doing it like this type: 

It is the concept of the "most searched questions about you," which in my case would be about the film opening and if going with that approach, I would develop the script accordingly, and the process of the questions and answers. 

Moreover, in class I learned some of the elements that we have to include in our CCR, such as responding to four different questions. Here is a look at the notes I took:

For now, I will be focusing more on showing the notes for question one, as that is the one that I want to talk about right now. So question one focuses on talking about "How does my product use or challenge conventions, and how does it represent social groups or issues? 

Some of the things that would be covered in this question would be how film has a message and represents the concept of a teenage girl going through depression and conflicts in her life. Due to the conflict of the planet and earth, our film opening follows the sci-fi drama conventions of conflicts being present.