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How I decided on my group

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Today I will be breaking down my experience into choosing my group members to work on the Final Project.

On January 17, 2022 we started picking our group members and solidifying our picks. I knew that going into this project, I didn't want a big group. I wanted to pick people that I knew I could count on. I also wanted to work with people that I knew would be open with me, complete the work in a timely order, and communicate with me. 

Taking all of that into consideration, I decided on working with

1. Sara Alexander (Component #1)

2. Jennifer Blandon (Component #2)


I believe that with the three of us, we will be able to rock this project! I think that we all work great together. 

Although, it might be more work on our part because we are a smaller group. I think that we can handle it.  

So yeah, that was basically my process of choosing. I wanted people who can keep each other on task and not get carried away with their friends. 

When coming up with ideas for our opening scene, both of my group members were out because of Covid. I was able to get their contact information and start generating some ideas. But from the start, we have decided on doing a mystery and stuck with it. As for the ideas, we just kept building off from one another ideas. 

We will ROCK this project!!


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