Peer Review (Add Pictures)

Monday was the peer review session for our Media class. We entered the class room and looked at our names on the board. Our names were given each an individual number which matched our teammates. From there some other group got our number as the group they had to review. Me and my partner Andrew were number 16 and were given to review number 9 who was Angelo. The peer review went through very smoothly. We asked Angelo for his movie and he gave it to us immediately. Me and my partner watch the video 3 times. Once just to watch how Angelo's film was coming along and what it was about. Then we watched it while answering the questions on the peer review worksheet that was given to us. Then we watched a third time to make sure we had the information correct. Of course we kept rewinding and fast forwarding to make sure that we had counted the right amount of camera angles, for example.His film was about a basketball player who, while warming up, is having flashbacks to a moment he shard with his father, where he would teach him how to dribble the ball and how to score a point. Angelo like us was lacking in terms of editing. He could've done more with the background sound and also forgot to add the titles. But his film has potential of becoming a very good final project. It was a really fun and easy process. We also gave up our movie o the group that was reviewing us. It was Zachary's group and it they were really helpful in the process. One thing that I think we could've worked on as a group is timing. I don't expect that we got a good review on our peer review because we could've worked a lot on the editing. The computers at our school are very unreliable in terms of whether they can successfully open the editing program, but we got what we needed done. Something else that would've helped with the editing is the timing. Me and my partner ended up filming the day before the peer review so once again our editing was really lacking in that front. Luckily, their group was patient and let us at least put all the raw footage together.