Group blog

Welcome to the start of a never forgetting experience. On this journey we will be creating a start to something incredible but first we must introduce your very special cast and developers. I choose these group mates because they add something that not most do. We have brains and creativity not most groups do. I'm working with fellow classmates at Fort Lauderdale High School with the names of Gabriel and Alek. I've known both of them for quite some time. Being able to previously bond with group mates makes the journey much easier. We know interests and strengths well. We have great plans for this project and selected each other perfectly. Our chemistry will succeed and flow well within the group creating a very interesting and entertaining video. Both with high level experience in editing and filming creates easy ride through the harder flagged areas. I enjoy small talk with the group as we can easily discuss ideas and topics. It makes the decision time much easier. We have already came up with so many fun and creative ideas that will blow people away. We have so many backups and scenes that will never fail to entertain an audience. With some failing others will thrive for different audience interest. That's what our group brings and why its so easy to work with my group. Alek and Gabriel are top producers and our group will bring a top video. Im excited to go on this journey with all of you. Continue to stay tuned and follow along. Onto the next!

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