Post about production of CCRs

Hello, This is my first blog post of the week. It feels like I haven't posted a blog in so long. LOL. Anyways I am proud to announce that we and I have finished the whole entire project. After 7 whole weeks of blood, sweat, and tears it finally done. Today's blog post is going to talk about the production of my CCR's hope you enjoy.

Intro

I made my Creative Critical Reflections (CCRs) in two forms: a podcast that constitutes CCR question #1 and CCR question #2, and a voiceover slide show that constitutes CCR question #3 and CCR question  #4. It was more professional and much cooler to go this way. The podcast I made felt natural and had a chill vibe, and the slideshow was used to organize myself when answering the qustions.

Podcast 

In the case of the podcast I made it sound like a dialogue between me and my father. That makes it appear less written and more genuine. I made the questions concise so that I could make the responses stick to the important points such as genre rules, representation, audience and distribution. This made me strike all the requirements without uttering the real CCR questions. I chose not to utter the questions 

Presentation 

In the case of CCR #3 and #4 I prepared a slides deck narrated with voice over. The format allowed me to engage in a tour of how my skills have been developed and how I applied technology. I outlined the focus of each of the slides in order to make sure that my voice would flow easily and be organized.    

Final Thoughts 

Overall, the entire creation allowed me to refine my skills related to the convo in various formats. I also observed that media could be customized according to the purpose and audience.