AICE Media Studies

  How does your product use or challenge conventions AND how does it represent social groups or issues? My group has proven time and time again that we have been more than opening and accepting of a wide range of people regardless of wealth, gender, sexuality, or any other stigmatized factors. My partner's family is more on the wealthy side, and I am more on the lower-middle class side. I think we do an excellent job portraying this in many ways. One is how desperate I am to find my dog, proving that despite maybe not being rich, I am still extremely capable of showing and feeling love. Another way we show this is through the dog itself. Some can see the dog as a metaphor. Running away from your 9-5 job in hopes of getting rich, but getting found by this society that values money over life. In the video, you can see so may things not many would really pay attention to. One of these details is the scars around my French bull dogs face. Some may see this as metaphorical as well. They

Heres my music video. Enjoy!

Here's to one of my final blogs. I'm Jenna, in case you forgot, and I'm prepared to share with you the laborious editing process. I already have all of my videos; now I just need to finish the dreadful yet fantastic editing procedure. I had to purchase the song once more. "Never Going to Give You Up" is now mine for a hefty $1.29. Regretfully, I purchased the song prior to my partner telling me she was capable of doing it alone. Using Capcut. which I attempted but failed to do. I was furious with myself. Because I struggled to accomplish it for a good twenty minutes during my free time. Ultimately, though, we agreed that she would handle the editing. But we finally finished, and the final product looks stunning. It's one of my greatest inventions. I love how cute my star actress is. She's a Frenchie, so like any good actress, she had a nasty attitude. But she got the job done. She does have scratches on her face from sparring/ viscously attacking my other