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Group blog for short film

 Hey blog welcome back! Today I will write a blog about my partner I will be working with for my project. I am currently taking A-level media and have a new groupmate. The reason for new groupmates is that my old ones did not continue to take media studies. To introduce my new groupmate, her name is Mariana Wright. I have known Mariana for a while because we went to the same middle school and had other classes together. I decided to work with her because I saw how good of a job she did last year at the AS level and wanted to share ideas with her. Also, I believe working with Mariana would be good because she is very easy to communicate with and also a hard-working person. Along with this, she is also a really fun person to be around. So not only will our project have a good outcome but we will also have fun in the process. Once we began to talk about it we had no clue who we were both going to be working with which is when we decided to work together. We instantly clicked with ideas and began brainstorming on the spot. We were into the same genres and agreed on a genre for our short film there and then. I'm very excited to begin this project with my new partner because of how suddenly we clicked. I can not wait to see and for you guys to see the finalization of our project. I'm happy to be sharing our filming process and experience with you guys. Whether it is a rough or smooth patch, I see a very bright outcome.


That pretty much wraps it up for today's blog! Until next time. Karina logging off. 

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