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  Hello Everyone, Today I will be discussing the project that I am currently working on with my peers which is the topic of Identity, representation, and the media. I and my peers decided to discuss the following topics: the LGBTQ+ community, toxic masculinity, and feminism as well as racism and how these topics are represented in the media as well as their impact in media. In this, we split those topics for us to research information on and what topic I got is how the LGBTQ+ community is represented in the media and the impacts the LGBTQ+ community have in the media. As I have said I will be talking about how the LGBTQ+ community is represented in the media, as well as their impacts in media. As of right now, I have only found my finding on how the LGBTQ+ community is represented in media and from what I have found is that according to one website called Seat Up that statistics from the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) has brought some welcome news for the LGB...

Hello everyone,   Today I will be talking about referencing and citation, for me referencing is looking at another work and getting an idea out of it not necessarily copying it. As for citation, it is when you give the website credits by putting their article in research, essentially what these two thus is that they give the author credit and allow us to get more detail if we find a certain article interesting.   There is an article that piqued my interest as well as change my perspective on things. One of them was called seven ways to crush self-doubt by John Spencer. He said that “Self-doubt can crush confidence” (Seven ways to crush self-doubt by John Spencer- November 11, 2019) which is true as for example me, I doubt myself all the time “Do they like me? Did I do something wrong? Is it worth the risk?” all those questions and more linger in my head which can sometimes ruin my creative thinking as well as decision thinking as I tend to not take risk nor accept fail...

Hello everyone in today’s blog I will be talking about production process and how you can organise effectively as you get started on group projects. I this blog I will be discussing the different stages of the production process and different activities that take place in each stage.  There are several different production models used, depending on what kind of media you are creating, however, most media production processes can be loosely divided into 3 stages.  These are pre-production, production, and post-production, the traditional production process.  In some industries, such as filmmaking, these stages are highly defined, but in other digital media environments, these three stages can often overlap a bit. In some media design processes, you’ll apply a model with four, five, or more stages, but generally, these can still be broadly mapped onto some part of the traditional production process. The video that I have used as a reference that can hopefully help understan...