The conceptual unit<\/mark><\/strong> at freestyle had me learn many new Adobe programs, which on the surface looked overwhelming to learn but in reality were extremely fun to use. Programs such as Adobe Photoshop<\/mark><\/strong> and Adobe Premiere Pro<\/mark><\/strong> looked scary but now I think of them as a go-to application when considering photo or video editing.<\/p>\n\n\n\n I learned a lot of things in English<\/mark><\/strong> and Digital Media<\/mark><\/strong> during the conceptual unit. English taught me to not be scared of writing creatively, essentially accepting any and all ideas as long as you have the guts to pull it off. In Digital Media we learned a lot of the basics in understanding many Adobe programs, we also learned how to use our new cameras and the other equipment along with it that our electives gave us.<\/p>\n\n\n\n This was my first big project at Freestyle. To start, we took a bus to the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art<\/mark><\/strong> and took photos\/wrote notes on art pieces we were interested in. Then we went into English and drafted a script based off of the art piece of our choosing and why we were so drawn to it. We later read and recorded in Digital Media, using the recorders given to us in class. We used the voice recording and photos we took of the art pieces, compiling them into a video using Adobe Premiere Pro.<\/p>\n\n\n\nArt Reflection<\/h4>\n\n\n\n