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Creativity and Genre

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             When embarking on a new endeavor , creativity is a n essential  ingredient  in the recipe of success . This is because with more creativity, there is more innovation, which is the most appealing things for consumers.  After extensive research on films, magazines, and speeches, I have  come to the conclusion  that without any creativity,  it is very hard to compete  in this day and age .  As seen from the article,  An Interview with Ron  Beghetto : Subtle Nuances of Creativity ,  the most productive parts of a project of any kind  are  attributed to creativity .  It states,  “There are potential costs to oneself and others. So, it is important that people still take the time to consider whether the potential benefits outweigh the potential costs. This includes taking time to "read the context" and determine whether a different approach is appropriate for th...

To Team or Not to Team

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            After rigorous research and lengthy trials I have come to the conclusion that I will be working in a team. I have decided that doing this project solo is not the best way to go about it. Later last week I was looking for potentials partners during the “Social Media Peer Account” activity when I came across Grace. We had known each other for a few years, so she was one of the best choices I could make. Also, from what I could see on her social media accounts, we do share some similarities in humor, which could serve as a bonding mechanism, therefore helping us work better together. Alongside this, we had had previously had classes together and worked on projects within those classes. The biggest step to solidifying our partnership for this assignment was the “Lost at Sea” activity that I completed with a group of four. I realized that by myself I had some efficiency, but when combined with a group, the efficiency output was much greater. An examp...

Decision Day

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     The complex interface of  InDesign and Premier Pro was a little bit daunting at first. I have had experience in digital design and editing before, but it was still a lot of information to process. After becoming acquainted with the controls , I was better able to navigate around and truly embrace the interfaces in their entirety. With InDesign, some features were easy to understand and learn. The ‘Text’ feature was straightforward, allowing you to create and manipulate bodies of text. Other features such as adding color and 'shaders' were a little harder to get ahold of. The entire interface was littered with many little buttons and options; the possibilities truly seemed endless. Even in the Article ‘Survival of the Fittest states, “You mention creative limitations and I think online journals can--and already sometimes do--open up a whole new conceptual arena. We recently published an essay by Dinty Moore written using Google Maps; we created a print expressi...