What worked well?

What was most challenging?

What might you do differently next time?

What tools did you use and how?

What are some ways you can use what you've learned in the future; beyond the classroom?

The thing that worked will In that stop motion project was that when me and Viana helped each other to do better for the shot. When it came to editing the video and be sure that it's not to long. I would also knowing all steps of how to put the video on YouTube. The thing that I would do differently give myself more time because I think that I could make it better. The tools I used in this one mainly the tool that makes the slide shorter. I can use this for entertainment on YouTube. 

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          This Ad has the gaze of the teen driver that's driving by themselves. The ad tells teen drivers the percentage of people that would glance at their phone when they reserve a text well driving, and the percentage of people that would text while driving. So what I did to the ad was that I typed in the right top hand corner was "That shouldn't even exsisted" and on the other side of that I put "Come on just drive. "Finally at the bottom of the ad I put "It can wait."

note: I would of made two more but I'm running out of time!!!! 

four litter word

direction game

Refection: What went will in this in my option was that we worked will together to come up with ideas for each picture. I think the most challenging part was to figure out what the director for the direction game. What I would do next time would be to try a different four litter word and to do some where else. The tools that I used was the crop tool for the first and second picture, not only that I used the brighten and contrast tool for both. You can use this for directing a play or a modeling photo shot.  

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flash

light

3. Answer in paragraph form: Should images of models that have been Photoshopped be labelled? Why or why not?
 I would say no they shouldn't be labelled. One because when the pearson that dose the photoshop on the model their changing what they really look like. Plus when they do that they make it they would make it so the pearson is thinner or so that their face is not like if they had break out. Two they also that makes people think that they actully look like what they did to that model on photoshop. So then when people go to fashsion show the people will go and they'll be like what she dosen't look like that in the magazine.
4. Answer in paragraph form: If steroids are illegal for athletes, should Photoshop be illegal for models?
Will not illegal but I don't think that models should be photoshoped. One the models don't look that way. Two when women and adult teenage girls see the models in the magazines they feel bad about themselves. Three, like what I said before when people go to fashion shows the people will go and they'll be like what she doesn't look like that in the magazine. Why change anything with the models anyway, mean there models right there already beautiful. Why do more to them?