The Gang is Back

For my group I chose people I know will work well together and have availability to do things out of school. Our group decided to stick together after making some class film's in AS level. Staying with the same group really helps us get through everything faster as we are all great friends now. We all worked very well and had no problems at all. This also allows for easy communication through the project making it easy to get everyone to do their part. We all also know each others strengths and weaknesses in the film making process so everyone already knows their job. The two group mates are still Logan and Griffin. Logan and I are still great friends and work great together. We meet during elementary school and became good friends beginning of freshman year. We became a lot better friends through our previous year in media studies and I cant wait to work with him again. He is very good with editing and brings a lot of leadership. He really leads our group and makes sure everything is planned out. Griffin and I have become friends working with each other and I am very happy to be working with him. He is very good with filming and coming up with ideas for all projects. We all still live close and have transportation now so it will be very easy to meet up outside of school. We have already started thinking about what to do for our final project. We all have similar interest so brainstorming for projects would be very easy as we all want to do similar things. I'm very excited and know we have a great group. I hope we can continue to make great projects in this class.





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