My group!

 Hey guys! It’s Anayah! Welcome back to another blog! In todays blog I’m just going to talk about my group why I chose them and all the little things like that. If you are new here for the past projects I have done I have worked in a group with Billy, Hunter, and Robert. This time around I am in the same group. I have expressed numerous times how much I enjoy working with this group. At first I never thought I was going to work with these people but once I did it all worked out. We all play a role in making sure we have an amazing, producing, and productive group. We each kind of have our roles down packed since our last two projects. My role is sort of directory and aiding. Robert does the filming and editing. Billy is an actor. And Hunter helps plan out many things and acts. This dynamic works so well and we are efficiently able to produce quality work. Not only do we get work done but we are all friends so it makes the process so much better. I am so excited to be working with this amazing group again and I cannot wait to see what we come up with. I can’t wait for the next blog! See you guys next time. Bye!





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