5 Things I learned

What I learned in this video was that showing an example of cyberbullying at the beginning of the video can be a strong hook.

Final Draft Cyberbullying Video

The part of the video I am most satisfied with is the part where Mr Vela is talking about the consequences of cyberbullying and then it cuts to a clip of Mr Vela taking a student to the office. The most helpful comment we got that helped us create our final draft was that we should try to add the words stop , block, and tell in the scene towards the end where a student is walking in the hallway. The only changes we made in the final draft were the audio levels and we added the words stop, block, and tell to the hallway scene. Other changes we would have made if we had another day are making an echo effect after Mr Vela says the word "safe" towards the end of the interview. If we had the chance to do the video all over again we would add more facts. I discovered that getting feedback on your video is helpful on seeing the things that you missed.

Five Things I learned

Around 0:30 I really liked how the title has a question and then Mr.Caffiro answered the question and learned that their idea on doing that can be really effective.Another thing that when Jake asks on what website cyberbullying happens on the most and the stundents answer "faebook" I learned that it was effective on getting their message across. I also learned that the music they chose around 1:33 was effective on keeping the audience's attention. Around 0:24 I learned that the scene of the students walking and talking showed that cyerullying happens to teens and takes place at a school. One other thing I learned was that the interviews of the students showed a variety of point of views on cyberbullying and was good at showing that it can happen to anyone.

Cyberbullying Rough Draft

I believe that the video came out good. Everything came out as we wanted it to look like and the clips all fit together well. The only edits I think we need to make are to change the color of the titles so they can be easier to read and to adjust the volume levels. The audience had a good response to our video and we are taking their suggestions into consideration.