AICE Media Studies

Personally, it has been a hassle to figure out which group I was going to be in for this project. Since learning about this final project, I've had this idea in my mind about who I was going to be partnered with. My three other friends and I, with whom I've done all my other projects for this class, were all going to stay a group for this project as well. Unfortunately, some drama arose between our group and while I won't get into specifics, I will say that two of them are not friends with the other anymore. Even though I wasn't directly involved in the fight they had, I was directly affected by it. Two of my peers decided to branch off on their own and leave the group for another one. However, my remaining peer seemed to have the same idea. She also decided it would be best to leave the group and join another one. While this may have seemed like a wise and responsible choice, it ended up leaving me with nobody. I now had to go and try to find another group that was wil

  Hello, my name is Mila Rakic. I'm a 15-year-old sophomore student at Fort Lauderdale High School. I'm currently taking AICE AS level Media Studies. I have been enrolled in this class for the past almost 6 months and boy have I learned a lot. My knowledge of analyzing and creating films has grown tremendously since I began taking this class. In my time here, I have made progress in multiple areas of the class. First of all, my range of film terms has greatly expanded. I can more efficiently understand the filmmaking process. In addition to this, I have learned how to apply all of those words when creating films. For example, I know how to film using different camera angles, shots, and movements. I know how to correctly incorporate costumes, lighting, acting, makeup, props, and setting into certain shots. Finally, I know how sound and editing can shape a scene and how to efficiently apply them to the film. Now that I have learned all about these aspects of filmmaking, I am so e