Who I'm Working With

For the final task I am working in a group of four. The group I am in has Jake, Kyle, Kaden, and I. We all share the same class period. So far I have only worked on projects in this class with Jake. We have worked on 3 other projects than this one. However, this project will be the first time either of us work in a whole group for this class. During the last projects we have worked on, Jake and I worked as a group of two. Due to this, the productivity and quality of our film should be better than the ones I have worked on in the past. Now that we have a larger group we have much more options. For example, there can be a designated camera operator, or even that we swap around a camera and use the entire group inside the film. Also Kyle and Kaden have worked on the same projects we have, but separately from us. This means we all have at least relatively the same amount of experience. This is beneficial to all of us because we won't have to take much time to adjust to working together which should make things flow smoother. Also this means we can rely on their abilities because they are at least as experienced as we are. Basically, we have all completed the same tasks and we all have a general understanding on how to proceed. During class Jake and I decided we should try to make sure we have a full group for this task. Due to this while we were in class we asked Kyle and Kaden to work with us and they decided that they would. By working together we're all mutually benefitting in the production and quality we produce. Furthermore, we are all in the AS level. Though, Jake is in the eleventh grade and the rest of us are in tenth. My group members and I all sit next to or across from each other. Due to this communicating in class should be pretty easy.



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