Rhianne Veloso's Vlog #1



Rhianne Veloso's Vlog #1





Reflection:
    This actvity is really unsual for me because I am not a fan of taking selfies or videos. Nevertheless I had so much fun in filming especially explaining my self portrait. I honestly thought it was intresting to speak out how it means to me.
Planning out this activity in my head, I was really challenged. Aside from not having any equipments with me, with the low quality video, I feel uncomfortable facing up to the camera. I just thought of it as having fun and went with the flow. I am also not an excellent speaker and it is something I try to improve everyday. During the film, I shot multiple times because it was so hard for me not to laugh at myself. I just choose to laugh about it rather than mourning how shameless I am. In addition, the challenge was more on the editing part. I realized how essential it is because I never really got interested in these digital stuff but I tried my best to do so althougth I don't think it is my best. After doing the activity, I realized in what areas I need to improve. Editing and speaking clearly are of my weaknesses in this activity. It is an advantage for me to face these challenges because in that way I can acknowledge my mistakes and learn from each of them. I also got to know more of myself and being proud of seeing what I have already improved which includes my self confidence.


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