Project Reflection Your reflection paper should be no less than two to three pages in length, double-
spaced with proper formatting and titles, and include:
? A written summary of your project;
o This should involve an overview detailing the project that you completed,
tracing the evolution of the theme and discipline(s) over the years and across
the cultures, and explaining/defending your focal points. Mention the sources
you used to support your exploration and explain why they were
effective. Include a Works Cited Page.? Why you chose this discipline and theme(s) and why they appeal to you;
o Many of these disciplines are timeless and enduring for a reason; why did
these appeal to you and your group specifically, and what makes this
personal/interesting for you?? Any additional insights about the discipline and theme(s) that you explored;
o Sometimes upon completion, it is frustrating to look back and see what else
you might have included, or even deleted. This is your opportunity to convey
that information to me individually and in an articulate manner. What would
you have changed, if anything? What would you like to add on to your project,
and if applicable what might you have done differently if you had been
working alone?? Your favorite component of your finished project;
? The benefits and challenges of working alone or in a group, depen
ding on your
experience: You can also use the peer evaluation rubric below to breakdown working
with each teammate. This will not impact his/her score, but it will provide me with
some insight and allow you to share your opinions; Answer Preview
The project that I was involved with was cinema and freedom. This project aimed to connect filmmaking and the films themselves to freedom. Cinema and freedom were presented in the project as connecting to historical events and also increasing the freedom of directors to express themselves through the films they make. Specifically, this project targeted events connecting to the rights of minorities and their expression in the society. Some of the historical events are the end of slavery, voting rights for women, Civil Rights Movement, and sexual freedom in the late 20th century and early 21st century. This project allowed a critical review of how cinema is instrumental in portraying the freedom of expression in the society by capturing the controversial and crucial issues in the society. Cinema and freedom are connected by the fact that the former is a form of expression and the extent to which the filmmaker can express ideas of the society shows the level of socio-cultural freedom. Cinema can also be used to capture other forms of freedom such as
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