In ecomm for our final we made a website. It was to show what we have learned throughout the year. On our home page it shows our elevator pitch which is what we tell someone if we were stuck in an elevator with them. It then has a bio which is just information about me.

      On the project page it shows the projects that we made in animation and video.

In ecom we made chase scenes. To make these video we had to use the 6 shots and 180 degree. we added scary music to make berthing more scary.

printing ABascue

this is a video we made in ecomm about the process of printing a paper.

             My results for my personality came back telling me that I am a lion. The lion is good at making decisions and is goal oriented. They enjoy challenges and difficult assignments.
             I believe that this is me because I and very competitive and l like to win. I would also probably do anything to get to my goal like the lion would

personality

         My personality test came back saying i was an ENFP. Which means I am 9% an extrovert , 16% intuitive, 22% feelings, 3% perceiving. Which means I a am very independent person who has lots of feelings.
     
       I don't feel that this describes me very well. It says that these kind of people are very quiet which I am not but it does say that these people have lots of feelings which does describe me well.

     I think that lots of people do think that I am quiet because when first meet someone I am quiet but once you get to know me I am a very loud person.

     I have learned that maybe I need to be more outgoing to show who I really am. Also I have learned that there are lots of different personalities that a person can have.

the 6 shots

       When taking pictures of people you want to get different types of pictures to show different things. There are six different types of pictures you can take. You also want to put the thing the picture is of in the left r right side of the picture not in the middle.

1.close up: a close up of the face shows the emotion in the picture. 

2. close up: close up of the hands shows what the person is doing.

3. extreme wide: extreme wide shows the setting.

4.  over the shoulder: over the shoulder shows what the person is looking at.

5.  medium: medium shot shows the top half of the body.

6. wide shot: wide shot shows the persons whole body.

Social Media

      Many different colleges look at your social media before making decisions about letting you into their college or not. They look at all your social media. so if you have bad thing or write bad things about people there is probably a good chance that you won't get into the school.

      When I found this out I was very surprised because what if you posted things a long time ago that they see bad or if you post something thinking its not bad but they think its bad.

      I don't think that it is okay for them to do this because its your personal place where you can post things and not have other people judge you.

     Now that I know that colleges do this I know to be careful in the future about posting things. if they were to looks at my social media right now it would be okay because I don't post bad things.

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This video is 10 words that describe me. We learned how to make the words look like they were doing something cool to come onto the screen. We then gave our video a pretty background to go with the color of our words.

In this project I learned how to make a ball look like it was bouncing. To do this I had to squash and stretch the ball. I also learned to is very important to have the frames in order if you don't then the animation won't look right.

I learned that to make the ball go faster you have to stretch it. You stretch it on its way down and up. Once it hits the ground you have to squash it. Squashing it lets you know that it hit the ground and its way going to go back up. I also learned how to do use photoshop.

Hi Im Alyse. I like to play sports. My favorite basketball player is LeBron James.

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