blog #7

i learned from my project that accidents can happen and there is always going to be peer presure. if i dont want to do something than i should be forced to do it. my group helped me learn and feed back from classmates did also. the most challenging aspect was when we got a broke camera so we had to find extra time to film the next week and to edit at MTN over break. there's always improvement. next time jus start filming earlier and make sure the camera works beforing leaving MTN.

blog #6

yes i think our P.S.A was good, but now days you dont hear too much about people sexting but we all no its going on. if its not our boyfriend than its our girlfriend asking for a picture, but both ways your under some kind of pressure and the worse thing that happens is that picture getting spread through out the whole school.

blog #5

on 12/3 we were a lil behind on our draft also we had one more scence too shoot and that was with the whole class, but first we had to complete our other scence's at hannahs house.

blog#4

friday the 19th my group has not even started on our project due to difficulties with the camera.

blog #3

The most challenging part of my P.S.A was including all the feed back from classmates and actually deciding what kind of shots we were taking.

blog #2

I was not at school when my group performed the pitch, but from what my group told me we did well. The class enjoyed our piece, and we got allot of feed back. A student with cellular devices is our audience and our message is to the public. Hopefully they understand our perspective and don’t sext.

blog #1

My group thought that mainly teens/ high school students be sexing so we tried to get that message across that one it’s not appropriate and two that should not be the way to get that guy or girl to like you by sending inappropriate pictures. I told my group a true story about this situation and we added some to or PSA.