CCR Questions

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 Preliminary Task - CCR Questions


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Creative Portfolio by Brianna Hodder


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Pink and Brown Simple Handwritten Portfolio Presentation by Brianna Hodder

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  1. City Impact Church School - Teacher10 June 2021 at 17:00

    Overall Score: 17/20

    Some really great work here, well done!

    Just make sure you work on providing CRITICAL anaylsis of your whole production process, so not just an update or rationale behind your choices but whether they worked or not.

    Also important to realise this is about the whole process so this includes pre-production and skills you learnt like script-writing / storyboard, etc.

    Some great examples and details have gone into this, well done :)

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