Creative Critical Reflection

For my creative-critical reflection, I've decided to experiment a bit. I decided to answer the first two questions in a form of an interview with a director and one member (actor) from the cast. And next two questions I would answer in a form of a podcast interview with a director.

For the podcast interview, I wanted to make intro music, which is going to make it more realistic.

So, I decided to use this intro music: Intro Music (click on the link)

And the last thing I need to do is record this with my teacher as an interviewer and me as a director, connect two of the recordings and insert the picture of the main picture of the podcast.

This is how it turned out:

The name of the podcast would be Lights, Camera, Chit-chat! ( As the picture above shows). This would be a profile picture of both of the podcasts.

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