Szajnzinger Huska Ostrom Vision Project CMNS 150
Here is the Vision of Students in 2018 Project by Chrissy, Linda, and I made for CMNS 150!
Hope you enjoy!
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I really like the angle at which this was filmed, it really makes the viewer feel more connected to the students by literally being on their level.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Carla, the different angles makes the audience more engaged with your video. I liked all the quotes your group picked as they flowed nicely together and I also like how the ending was left on more of a positive note.
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