AICE Media Studies

Pitch A:  A girl experiences the five stages of friendship which are suddenly torn when they once again become strangers. ·        We  produced   this because  we felt it  was  relatable. Being a group of friends, naturally our first thought was to make a film about friends. The 5 stages add depth, and we were thinking of adding an aspect of internal conflict to the film. This is usually an integral thing for movies. Though it was our first film idea it was not our preferred choice. This idea, when compared to the others, seems a little bland and slow moving. Pitch B:  A  stalker plans to abduct a girl who then realizes she's being followed which leads to the roles being reversed. ·         We created this pitch because it sounded  realistic, many people do face that reality, so we thought portraying that impressive and  awakening. This pitch is creative, unpacks a  prominent issue, and sounds  doable. Moreover, because this pitch is more  complex than the others, there would be mo

After finding out that one of my group members from last year did not get into the same class as my other group mates  and I, we were so disappointed. That meant no more Angie, Aleiah, Brianna and Lili. It became Angie, Aleiah, and Lili. However, her twin sister, Hannah, got switched out of her original classroom into mine. With no hesitation, my group members and I quickly told her to join us. Hannah had helped me a lot last year with most of our projects when it came to integrate a new character, or help us film some scenes. Moreover, she is a highly organized person who also gets things done quickly. She is studious and very serious when it comes to assignments, just like the others and I. So it was rather a perfect match. Concerning my other group mates, Angie and Aleiah, they are both hardworking, patient, honest and genuine, which are important criteria for a group formation. We all like to share our ideas with each other which always helps on the long run. Additionally, we often

My name is Lili Amblard. I am currently seventeen years old. I am born on April 5th 2005 in France. I moved to America in 2017, barely knowing any English. It has been a difficult journey to live away from my family and to live in a while another continent, with a whole different culture. But somehow, I got used to it, became bilingual, and got familiar with the cultural differences. First, I lived in Miami for around two years, went to an international middle school where I met French people who made my adaptation easy. However, because I only hung out with them, my English could not improve. After two years, I moved to Fort Lauderdale, and entered an American private high school. There, everyone was American, so I had no choice but to put myself out there and make friends in English. It was a hard process, but totally worth it. Within a year, I was fluent. After that, I applied to another High School because it offered a Cambridge exam. I got accepted, and enrolled there. It was in t