Group Blog - New Project, Different Group!

 This time around I'll be working with a different person! For the music video the people I worked with were in my class period and sat at my table. So, I did know them fairly well. But this time I'm only working with one person from that group and their friend. These people are Honey Savage and Greg Omar Simpson Jr. I see this an opportunity to work with a new person and get to know someone else. This being one of the main reasons my group switched. Honey is a friend I've had since last school year. While Greg is someone, she introduced me to as we could work in the same group. Another reason I'm working with these two is for a different experience in making this opening scene. To elaborate I feel as if I were to stick with the same people as the music video there wouldn't be any surprises. By surprises I mean in the way we collaborate. As well as the fact that I wouldn't be able to experience a different persons thought process and the way they do things. These new experiences are important because they allow me to grow as a person. They also allow me to learn from the way other people do things. Meaning I can advance my methods in doing things. So even though one of my group members is the same I'm still able to step outside my comfort zone and meet new people. I'm also allowing myself to do this comfortably and smoothly since Honey knows Greg Fairly well. So, with that being said. To new experiences and a new project!



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