At first, I was stuck when I was trying to figure out how to make my commercial. I asked my mom, dad, and grandma for advice. All I really got from them was " I don't know" or " Try asking somebody else". Then I went to ask my friend Marc and he suggested using a mobile app called Videostar. I was actually thinking of using it to produce my commercial at first. But when I downloaded the app it didn't make any sense to me. The app itself was quite confusing and weird. I found it difficult to navigate around the app. And I honestly didn't even know where to start. So I decided to look for other options. Later that day I asked another one of my friends the same question. She recommended using another mobile app called iMovie. When I went to go download it I realized I had the app downloaded the whole time. I was starting to work on it for around 10 minutes but I had to stop. It was just too laggy and slow. The app was so uncooperative that it was getting me...
How does your product use or challenge conventions AND how does it represent social groups or issues? As I look back at the research blog that my group and I posted on 10/10/23 I can say that from looking at the conventions we did not do something in our genre. And rather switched it up in some aspects to our own liking, and took inspiration from the music video “ I Want It That Way”. For example, we didn’t follow the props that were in the original music video, such as jewelry, instruments, and microphones. Also, we chose no the follow the convention for costumes with matching outfits, 2000’s look, baggy jackets, baggy shirts, baggy pants, jewelry, and same-color attire. We also didn’t follow the original plans for the location. Originally the group had planned on recording at a beach, a park, and a field of grass. But we all ended up just recording at in Lucas’ backyard, front house, and city streets. Overall you can see that my group in the end chose to not to completely follo...
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