Creative Critical Reflections

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 Below are my CCR's where I was able to break down my process animating The Blue Hen Mare, and all my creative decisions regarding animation, editing, sound, and polishing. 

- CCR 1: How does your product use our challenge conventions? How does your film opening represent social groups or issues?

- Youtube Story-Time Animation/ Presentation.


Iphone, Procreate Pocket, Youtube, CapCut


-CCR 2: How does your film opening engage with your target audience? How would you distribute your film? 

- Youtube Vlog Post

Iphone, MacBook Pro, CapCut


-CCR 3: How did your production skills develop throughout the project?

- Radio Station Call-in

Iphone, Audio-to-Waveform Visualizer, CapCut


-CCR 4: How did you integrate technologies - software, hardware, online - in this project?
- Podcast Episode.

Iphone, MacBook Pro, Canva, CapCut










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