Create a web page to house and debut your 30MFF. Think about how you want to "brand" the film. What is the story? The title? The tag line? The font? The colors? Reviews? Bios for the actors? Behind the scenes photos? Your final site with embedded video should be uploaded and live on your GitHub pages. It should include a .html file, a .css file, and a .js file. You should incorporate at least one element of "interactivity" on the page.

Writeup a documentation of your project on your GitHub account by editing the README file, and including the following:

• Project Name
• Project Description: what is the project, what is the overall concept and theme, and what kind of experience you were striving to create.
• Process: How did you go about implementing the concept.
• Reflection/Evaluation: This should bookend the initial concept and talk about whether your expectations and goals were met in the process of building the final working version.

Create a 6 panel "interactive" comic using 2D software such as Adobe Illustrator and/or Photoshop to create the content. Your comic can include drawings, photographs, mixed-media, whatever you like. But there MUST be some original content. Also, your piece must tell a story, live on a web page, and include some form of interactivity. Possible interactivity includes, but is not limited to, adding sound, offering different display options, triggering animation, or "choose your own adventure" features. Think about how to evolve the conventions of sequential art to the dynamic space of the web page.

Writeup a documentation of your project on your GitHub account by editing the README file, and including the following:

• Project Name
• Project Description: what is the project, what is the overall concept and theme, and what kind of experience you were striving to create.
• Process: How did you go about implementing the concept. Describe your role and what your contribution was.
• Reflection/Evaluation: This should bookend the initial concept and talk about whether your expectations and goals were met in the process of building the final working version.

Create a 2-3 minute sound piece that "takes us on a journey". Your piece should be structured as a story (i.e. have a beginning, a middle, and an end) and ultimately live on a web page. It can take many forms including but not limited to an interview, a song, a soundscape, a remix, a site-specific experience, or a combination of any of these. It is up to you to decide! You are free to use any sounds you like or find, but your piece MUST INCLUDE some originally recorded audio. Your final piece should be experienced on a web page that captures the theme and tone of the audio.

Writeup a documentation of your project on your GitHub account by editing the README file, and including the following:

• Project Name
• Project Description: what is the project, what is the overall concept and theme, and what kind of experience you were striving to create.
• Process: How did you go about implementing the concept.
• Reflection/Evaluation: This should bookend the initial concept and talk about whether your expectations and goals were met in the process of building the final working version.

Create a 4-6 minute Video piece that lives on a web page, tells a story, has an identifiable main character or characters, and is based on originally filmed/created content. You may use Animation and/or Effects to help realize the story. The video should demonstrate use of editing or effects software, such as Adobe Premiere and After Effects (you can use other video editing software if you wish). Your webpage should have some form interactivity incorporated into the experience, appropriate for the theme and aesthetic direction. Choose one of the following 3 options for the direction of your video:

• Option 1: Tell a story about a specific location and the characters who visit or live there. It can be about a street, a building, a business, a house, or even a virtual space. It can be fiction or non-fiction or in-between, but it must center around a specific place.
• Option 2: Create a behind-the-scenes documentary about a real (or fake) event happening on campus or in a prominent public space. The piece should include some build-up to the event, the event itself, and post-event aftermath. Possible events include concerts, festivals, talks, performances, dinners, interviews or anything else you can imagine happening here.
• Option 3: produce a 3 part video series that teaches us "How To..." do something. That "something" is up to you to decide. Let your imagination run wild. But whatever it is, you must teach us how to do it and how it can be done in 3 steps! Each step should be no more that 2 mins in length for a video that is max length of 6 minutes. The parts should feel cohesive, balanced, and connected.
• Option 4 (Pandemic Special): Tell a story that mixes video shot at different locations into a cohesive whole. For example the story could unfold in different places at the same time, or combine footage shot at different locations in a way that makes it seem like it's all part of the same story.

Writeup a documentation of your project on your GitHub account by editing the README file, and including the following:

• Project Name
• Project Description: what is the project, what is the overall concept and theme, and what kind of experience you were striving to create.
• Process: How did you go about implementing the concept.
• Reflection/Evaluation: This should bookend the initial concept and talk about whether your expectations and goals were met in the process of building the final working version.

Make a well-designed, personalized, home page for yourself. The page should have links to all 4 of your Communications Lab Assignments.