Final Task: CCR

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Above is the critical reflection for my process in filming the final task as well as a reflection of its entirety. Through this video I briefly go over my process and how it contributed to the makings of the movie. I hope you all enjoy! And can see my own perspective of the film, Olive is a film that’d be hard to miss.

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