Group Blog for Final Task


For my Final Task, I am working with the same three people, Samantha Burton, Amelie De Kegel, and Isaac Gafanovich. I worked with Sammie and Isaac in Global Perspectives last year. We did our Component 3 together and it worked really well. All three of us were understanding about any issues we made. I felt very supported with this group and was very excited to meet with them again. We are in the same block for this class and sit next to each other. I would happily work with these people again; however, we have one extra person. Amelie is a long-time friend of both mine and Sammie. She did not know anyone else in the class so we wanted to invite her to sit with us. She gets along with us already, so we figure that her joining will be no problem. We all worked really well together for the music video, so we just figured that we can just keep it the same. Sammie ended up being a pro-editor! Amelie was great at giving us ideas for shots and camera angles. Isaac was such a team-player and he was down for anything. I thoroughly enjoyed being in a group with this people. Not only did we get a great ending product, we had tons of fun doing it. Because of this, the four of us decided to join together for this project. I am so blessed to be working with these group of people. They are some of my bestfriends and I care for them so much. I am know we will be a great team, once again.

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