Reflective Statement

Reflective Statement

            Throughout my thirty-day challenge, I struggled with finding time to sit down and do my challenge. I chose to write every day for thirty days. Instead of rewriting constantly, I wrote out an entire prologue before going back to revise it. I found blogging to be very easy to do. I would write like I was talking to someone and used humor in my images and posts. The writing aspects of this challenge were very easy. It didn’t hurt that I had already laid out ideas beforehand for the story I wrote before I had known I was going to be doing a challenge. The digital story script I wrote was almost as easy.

            I had to talk about the results of my thirty-day challenge. What came naturally to me was to just talk about what I learned. Other than a few sentences that were redone to sound more fluid, the script was easy to do. The ending was short, but I couldn’t find a way to make it transition better. I was uncomfortable recording myself, and had to rerecord myself because my video editor didn’t seem to have an edit function for the voiceover. After that was done, I planted in images and set music in. It was the most anticlimactic part for me.