Media Studies Project

 

                                                                      CCR Process

         Hey readers, this blog posting is the official introduction to my CCR (Creative Critical Reflection Process). In my "CCR Brainstorming" blog posting, posted on March 12, 2023, I was discussing some ideas or ways I was considering to use to complete my CCR. I am glad to announce that I chose which and/or what ideas I am going to pursue. The ideas I am going to pursue are a Powerpoint with a voice over and a Talk Show. 

Powerpoint w/ Voice Over

       Power points are a well known tool to use to display or portray information. Power points provide clear and concise ways to organize information. With this being said, I will use a powerpoint as one of the ways to complete my CCR. The main goal for me is to allow my CCR to be engaging. I want the audience to completely understand my thought process throughout the production and I want to clear up any questions a person could have. Through the voice over part of my power point, I will clearly explain all the information that is being presented. Here is an example of a power point with a voice over: 

                                                              

      Power points allow you to thoroughly present your choice of information. Many content creators and/or film makers use power points as a way to organize information. With power point, you can organize your information into the design and setting you want it to be in. I will use the Powerpoint with Voice over technique to answer my CCR (Creative Critical Reflection). I am very excited for how my CCR will turn out and I hope you are too!

Talk Show

          As I mentioned on my other CCR Blog Posting, talk shows are a very great and entertaining way to release information. Talk shows are where a host is having a conversation with a special guest. My talk show will be very engaging and very straightforward when it comes to answering the CCR questions. I will make sure to include visuals of my production process and any important behind the scenes scenarios I encountered. As a reminder, here are examples of a talk show:

     Overall, talk shows are really effective in making sure that information is explained in an efficient manner. This is very important in any film or project. With the use of a Power point and a Talk Show, I will make sure that my CCR is explained clearly and concisely through more than one avenue. Various explanation will help in making sure that my audience and readers are not confused as to what is going on in my project.