AICE Media Studies

How do your products represent social groups or issues?      My products represent social groups or issues in the main facet of representing the working class and those within lower economic standing. My main character is a tradesman, working as a mechanic both day and night. This mechanic, Logan, can barely make ends meet. He works constantly, having very little time for self-serving pleasurable exercises, and spends almost all time as a mechanic. This relative poverty is indicated in his home life, as we see him eating a breakfast of simply cheap snack food. He cannot afford food of actual substance, and instead only purchases cheap premade food. This is an early indication of his standing, representing the widespread issue of food deserts. These areas of poverty only give citizens access to less nutritious food (essentially gas station snacks) as their sole sustenance. I show this complex issue quite simply, as he scarfs down the Oreos in the beginning for breakfast. Another example

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 Welcome to my final production blog. It feels surreal to write that. After so much time, my production journey is essentially finished. Our film is soon to be released. We have prepared our locations. We have prepared our props. Our scripts are clear within our minds. The costumes are fitted and ready. We are more excited then ever. It is finally time. Our cameras are now being finalized. The important decision we are going over is whether we should use an iPhone camera or separate more specialized camera. The iPhone has several specific advantage. It is lower in cost. It is more user friendly. And more members of the crew can have cameras. The more specialized camera option has its own advantages as well. It can  be sharper. It has more settings. It can be higher quality overall. So, an important decision exists that we will decide.