Group Blog: Meet My Group!


     

My lovely group!

        Welcome back loves! Do you feel happy to be back, because I do? This marks the beginning of our second project as a team. My next endeavor will begin now that our commercial project has concluded. My upcoming project will be a music video, which will be more interesting because we were given the option of participating in a group or not. Of course, I choose to work alongside my excellent, diligent companions. I'll be collaborating on this music video with 3 other classmates.  These are the amazing females I'll be working with, as you can see from the photo above. I get to work with fantastic people, which is the biggest factor in my excitement. We are also highly dedicated women, really driven group. We can create some truly fantastic things, I'm confident. We will all contribute so much to this project, making it one we can all be proud of. Mia has excellent editing abilities that will be very helpful to us. She excels at it, in fact! Zoe is incredibly imaginative, and she consistently comes up with wonderful, entertaining ideas. Jenna is an excellent organizer and will be incredibly useful during the filming process. Today, we begin debating our strategy for this project. Shawn Mendez's song "Stitches" served as our final note. We spent a lot of time looking over music, and this one seems to fit the bill the best thus far. Obviously, things are still in the early stages and could change, but for the time being, this matched us perfectly. Additionally, Jenna had a lot of innovative ideas for this song. We'll see how this goes, so goodnight, sweethearts, and see you in the next!

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