AICE Media Studies

 New year, new group! For this particular project, I decided I was still going to work with my right-hand woman, Jordyn. We knew this was going to be a big project so therefore, we decided on adding two more people to our group, Damaine and Pedro. Jordyn and I have been friends with them since the beginning of the year but never really considered working with them. Pedro and Damaine actually worked together on the commercial in the beginning of the school year. Jordyn and I agreed that the two of them could really help us out. They both have skills that could take our film higher and higher! We do have some issues though. We have really tight schedules. Damaine, Jordyn and I all have jobs and on top of that, Jordyn, Pedro and I all take SAT prep courses at least once a week. We're trying to find a filming schedule that's compatible with everyone but finding a middle ground may be more complicated than we thought. I still think we can work it out though. If there's a how, th

Hi again! It's me, Nicole Tarantino. Before you ask, no, I am not a close relative with Quentin Tarantino. I'm a junior at Fort Lauderdale High School. I plan on getting my AICE diploma and going to college to study Psychology and Criminal Justice. I used to want to be in the FBI but I've been reconsidering it recently. I don't know what college I want to go to yet, but I still have some time to decide. Enough about me, let's get to the good stuff! Throughout this course, I've grown a lot through my film projects. I've learned so many things like the actual process of making a film. I didn't know there were so many things that go into the planning. I also learned about the significance angles and other elements play into representation! Honestly, I'm very excited for this final task. It's the reason I signed up for this class. I can't wait. Just thinking about it gets my brain flowing with ideas. I never wanted to be a director but when I was