Hey everyone, welcome back to my blog! I'm here with another post, and today we'll be discussing my plans for the CCR and providing some information about what a CCR entails.
A CCR must be exactly seven minutes long; if it is shorter or longer, it will not be accepted or marked. The maximum score for the CCR is 20 points, which I am aiming to achieve. To do this, I plan to create two or even four videos—one for each question, which I have detailed in another blog post that I will link at the end of this one.
For the first video, my idea is to conduct a movie premiere-style Q&A, with my voice asking myself the questions. I believe this is a unique approach that no one else has done, and it aligns well with film work. I will need to film this in a dark room with focused lighting on me, record my voice for the audio, and use a tripod along with some lighting equipment.
Example of first CCR video:
For my second CCR video, I plan to create an informative video similar to the style of YouTube bloggers. In this format, my face will appear on one side of the screen while the rest of the screen is filled with information. I got this idea from a YouTuber I watch named Dr. Hayley, and I will show you one of her videos at the end. She is very creative, so to earn all the points, I need to be equally creative.
Example of first CCR video:
Now I will be showing you the 4 important questions that must be answered:
- How does your product use or challenge conventions, and how does it represent social groups or issues?
- How does your product engage with audiences, and how would it be distributed as a real media text?
- How did your production skills develop throughout this project?
- How did you integrate technology- software, hardware & online-in this project?
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