The group meeting that us students had with each other provided very valuable insight to all students involved. It allowed us to present our ideas to each other in a way that had reinforced our idea as a whole. Getting the opportunity to put our portfolio project ideas in words gave us the opportunity to see what was flawed and what could be improved. The group members who were listening to the presenter of the group had been instructed to constructively criticize any flaws in the presenters idea, which helped the presenter refine their idea.
One of my favorite projects amongst my group was by one of my members, Felipe. His idea was one similar to a previous idea I had drafted, a racing scene. Because of this, when he presented his idea, I was able to effectively deliver criticism and propose what I thought to be the biggest challenges in his approach. For filming a racing scene, these challenges consisted of making the shots look fast paced, interesting, and have variety in the shots. Felipe had already thought of these however, and brought up unique things like the use of drones while filming. He had explained that with drones, he would be able to capture top down shots similar to one of his favorite films, Too Fast Too Furious. This was one of the many excellent ideas presented in my group meeting.
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