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27/9/17 - Media Carousel Lesson - Film & TV

Yesterday's lesson we did for Carousel, we got a chance to create an advert.... of sorts in a Tv & Film based lesson.

the brief outline for it was we had to create a 1 min long advert for a Bic 4 way pen to help promote it & get it to sell of course.

we all had to go into small groups, come with ideas then pitch them to the other groups, then pick the best idea & then the one that was picked we turned into the advert itself.

The whole process for making the advert went well & it was fun to create. We all worked well as a team but unfortunately, we went over the amount of time we had to film it; even though it was fine in the end.

i think for next time to make sure we all improve, we all need to get used to time management but besides from that i feel that we all had a lot of fun during this lesson.

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