After I finish my film opening in the next few weeks, I have to start working on my CCR, or creative critical reflection, to reflect and go over my complete process of making my film. I took notes in class the other day and looked at multiple examples of what I have to do for the video and some tips for it.
There are 4 main questions I must respond in the CCR:
1. How does your product use or challenge conventions and how does it represent social groups or changes?
2. How does your product engage with audiences and how could it be distributed as a real media text?
3. How did your production skills develop throughout this project?
4. How did you integrate technologies (software, hardware, online) in this project?
When answering each question I must discuss my process of making things or what I did to plan. As examples, I can include clips from my film opening during when I am explaining certain topics, or put up pictures of my blog posts or storyboard to demonstrate what I am talking about. Another benefit this does is that I will help not make the CCR boring rather than just having a talking head, because I will include multiple photos and text of the questions.
Here a picture of my notes of what I went over in class the other day:
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