My movie
Character, setting and mood
Through creating this movie I learned that when reading a piece of literature, if you pay attention to the description of each character, you can figure out what each character’s markers are. In the story of Peter Quince that I was given, it did not talk about Quince’s physical markers very much, so I had to make the avatar based mainly on my imagination. However, the story did talk about what kind of a person Quince was, and I think that is reflected in the avatar I created for him. I learned that the setting of a story is figured out by the descriptions of the characters’ surroundings. I also learned that stories can have multiple settings! I learned that mood is the vibe of the story, and how the story makes you feel. Mood can be figured out by paying attention to the events of a story, and how those events are described. The song I chose for the video is a rather funky beat, which I think fits the storyline because the scene where Bottom turned into a donkey was pretty wild.
Core competency reflection
I can show a sense of accomplishment and joy. I take pride in my work and myself.
I took joy in completing this video, and felt proud in the work I did.
I can form new ideas to create new things. I can also build on the ideas of others.
I made a lot of the slides on the video, where with each I added titles, text, a VoiceOver, and a picture of my choosing to represent a scene from the story. I also changed some of my ideas and adjusted based off of some of my partner’s ideas.
I can persevere over time to develop my ideas, and I expect setbacks and failure, but use that to develop my ideas.
I took time to choose a lot of choices I made for the video, and I was able to adjust to the challenges I faced and use them to improve some of my choices.
I can reflect on my thinking.
I reflected on all of my ideas, some of which I stuck with and some of which I decided after some thinking that they were better off changed.