CREATIVE CRITICAL REFLECTION - Marne


Question 1

How does your product USE or CHALLENGE conventions?



Question 2
How does your product engage with audiences and how would you distribute your film as a real media text?




Question 3
How have your PRODUCTION skills developed throughout the project?




Question 4
How did you integrate technologies into this project?

Qquestion 4 CCR by Marne Bredenkamp

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