6. production reflection (interactive)
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This document discusses the production process for a project. It mentions making the image size bigger to add more detail, improving the background, and needing to add action boxes, dialogue text, and a darkened background for enemy attacks. The document also notes that powerpoint would not upload a video so it may be shown on a blogger instead. It explains that last week the college was closed on Monday and Tuesday due to holidays and lack of staff, so only Thursday was available to work on stuff. It is now Monday and the year 11 students will have a taster day at college on Tuesday and Thursday. The production work is complete and the document is now moving to the evaluation stage.
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