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Reflection of Syllabus

 

                                                                Continuing my blog...

    After reading the syllabus, starting this reflection I immediately look forward to see which type of media I will be using whether it is film, music, video games, print and radio and podcasts. Additionally, I look forward to understanding the importance and relation that Language and Representation have with the studies of media. Third aspect I look forward to is how I will be able to manage the actions of the technical elements, from camera shots to editing. Although I do look forward to the technical elements, I am very nervous about the section about "Mise-en-scene" which includes the production design and lighting. The next thing I am nervous about is the "Print" section in the "Media areas" and that is the media we will be doing so to me it is very nerve-racking since I quite don't understand it. Last aspect that makes me nervous is the test that we have to take for this course.

    I want to be able to gain full understanding of the process of making any type of Media, although we will be doing print, I want to understand how I could even try to begin to work on other ones for projects I'd like to create for myself in my personal life. I want to gain the credit for this course most importantly as well. I'd love to gain experience and grow interest in the would of media through this course.

Peek-a-boo

The image of this young girl perfectly captures how I feel about this course. In case you couldn't tell from the the image, I'm a bit nervous. I don't know how well it will go because this is completely new to me; it's a course I don't know about and a type of media I've never done before, but I'm eager to learn more and I look forward for what's to come. See you on the next blog!

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