Creative Critical Reflection Research Blog Posts - Part 1

One of the approaches I could choose to do the Creative Critical reflection is a podcast approach, partly inspired by how informative and entertaining they can be (like the example above). I would write a script of what I want to say on the podcast, answering the creative critical reflection's questions in a through and exploratory manner to give insight behind my thought process, decisions, and state of mind while filming. I could do this process myself where I write my own script, and record my own audio using my phone while reading off of the script, while making sure to sound conversational and not make the final audio seem too monotonic and boring. A word document for a script will do, along with the standard recorder app on my phone, nothing complex needed. There would be analysis of my decisions and the reflection could also reflect on how fun it was to film this project with friends and bring a creative vision into a project. To record the audio, it would be helpful to have a distraction free, quiet environment where I won't have too much background noise where the subject of focus of the audio should be the person's voice who is speaking, not whatever is happening in the background. I don't see much challenges in the podcast approach as I already have an idea of how I want to answer the Creative Critical Reflection questions, giving insight into thoughts and breaking down the decisions as they were made.