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This unit has taken up the last couple months of my semester with combination of assignments from Digital Media, Film, and English, all tying in together. Each class was intertwined with assignments that would be based off of one another. The section really taught me how to utilize the non-fiction form of displaying work, which I really like since I am in Journalism class which aligns with everything that we were being taught. For all my pieces of work I had to do interviews with so many interesting people, which I thought was very interesting.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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I created two main documentary projects. The first one is a an article about Entrepreneur Lenny Hoschild. After hearing his story about his experience in the Enron energy scandal and his unique business, I was intrigued, so I interviewed him and talked to some of his friends who had amazing things to say about his character and leadership ability. From this article, I created a magazine page that consisted of a 6 page article designed in in design with photos and graphic elements. His story was truly peculiar to me, and I wanted to give other people the same chance to hear what he had to say. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Film<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

For or documentary unit, we were tasked with creating a short documentary on something that we thought was cool. I selected one about one of my family friends, Jeremy Bailensen, who is the head Stanford Professor for Virtual Reality. In this assignment, we dove into the history and relevance of VR today, and we gathered different interviews from consumers, cinematographers, and sound designers, all relating to VR. This has been one of my more favorite assignments because I was familiar with the documentary process previously, so being able to learn how to do it for real was super cool. I also really like how the project turned out overall.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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