My Reflection on My Autobiography Project
Before I begin my reflection, let me first apologize to my professor and fellow students for the slowness of my work lately. Life happens. No excuses. I will now attempt to catch up and hope everyone bears with me.
When I began the autobiography project, I had no idea of the size of the bite I had taken. I say this because, at the time, this project was a complete unknown in structure and content. What did I know about Windows Moviemaker, or about making movies? How hard could it be, I asked myself? Ha! It was difficult to me, not just because of the dragging and the folders and all the little minutiae of making it, but because of the depth of the thing. Microphone? Audio Track? Publish? All new stuff to me. I not only had no idea how to accomplish it all, I had no idea how to go about learning all about downloading music from LimeWire , or scanning an old photograph into my computer. I have learned so much about making movies on my computer from Mr.McGilvery, and from my son, Sam. Next time I have an assignment like this, I will not fear it as much.
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