AICE Media Studies Blog

 Pitch 1: After surviving a national attack, A survivor speaks with their therapist about the events that actually happened at the scene and how it affects their daily life.  We didn't choose this film because it would include a lot of complex, heavy editing and we don't want the film to appear choppy and fake. It would be challenging to make the film look authentic. Pitch 2: After being separated at the age of 7, Two childhood friends try to rekindle their friendship but notice that nothing is the same as before. We chose this pitch because it's simple and flexible. This film can be played out in multiple ways and location isn't a problem if we need to change anything. Pitch 3: An investigator takes on a forgotten case in hopes of getting fame and recognition but it takes an ominous turn the more the investigator learns about the case. We didn't choose this pitch because it would need more actors to play the characters, and it would be difficult to access a settin

Hello, blog! My group members this year are Nurdlie, Alex, and Kennedy. Since AS Level, Nurdlie has always been my groupmate, while Alex and Kennedy and I have only recently become friends. We get along incredibly well as a group and have a lot in common. Nurdlie is someone I trust with my grade, so I decided to work with her. She is incredibly creative and skilled in anything that requires innovation, which led me to believe that she would be a valuable addition to the team. We have a variety of skills as a group, which is necessary for our assignment. By doing so, we can combine our thoughts to create something that embodies who we are while remaining open to new possibilities. Alex and I have different perspectives on a lot of topics and in the end, we can always come up with the best ideas together. Alex is also a quick thinker and has the best improvisation skills. We can always tell each other when we make mistakes too. Kennedy is also extremely time-efficient; she always plans o

HI BLOG!! it's me Naturelle from last year and I'm back but this time as A-LEVEL. Last year was so much fun I had to come back and do another year. I'm excited about this year's projects, especially as an A-Level student. Just an update about me as of the new school year, I'm now in the 11th grade, and I'm still 16 years old and about to turn 17 in December! My favorite color is still green but to be specific forest green because it reminds me of nature and my nickname is also nature. One of my favorite things to do recently is to go out to dinner or binge-watch a new Netflix series, I just finished Haunting Hill House and it was 10/10, I love horror and thriller shows. My comfort movies are still "Perks of Being a Wallflower" and "The Art of Getting By" both coming-of-age movies that I relate to up to this day. Aside from shows and movies, I'm currently reading this book called "Girl in Pieces" written by Kathleen Glasglow. I l