My Introduction For My Opening Scene (Final Task)

Hey, it's me again Thandiwe! I look forward to sharing my skills and strategies for creating my opening scene! I'm only seventeen years old and have developed many short-film-style videos, thanks to this media class I'm in. I'd say I'm quite patient and very easy to work with. I'm aware of this project involving other individuals. That alone, I'm a bit nervous about because working with others forces you to put your own ideas aside. This project I'm presuming this will be easy to conquer because I will choose other individuals who have similar end goals as me. I sort of want this music video-themed project to be on trend for the upcoming holiday season. I can imagine it now, a Halloween-themed, horror-type beat. I want the audio and images to be quite scary but not disturbing. A big interest of mine is scary things. Fun fact: I was born in Zimbabwe, which is where my name comes from. Growing up in South Florida has been a wonderful experience, and I can't imagine my life any other way. I love how diverse the crowd is and how people from all over the world are having a good time in the sun! This prompts me to say that I adore the seashore. I was practically reared on the beach and will continue to go as much as I can for the rest of my life. I intend to remain in this lovely state and attend FSU! My lifelong ambition is to work as a dentist in lovely tiny pink scrubs. Being a dentist and assisting individuals in achieving their ideal smile has always been one of my lifelong ambitions. My personal dentist has always pushed me to dream big and aim high, and I've always enjoyed visiting to the dentist. I will not give up on this great dream because there are far more benefits than drawbacks. That is, I would earn six figures a year while continuing to work a 9-5 schedule. I was practically reared on the beach and will continue to go as much as I can for the rest of my life. I intend to remain in this lovely state and attend FSU! My lifelong ambition is to work as a dentist in lovely tiny pink scrubs. Being a dentist and assisting individuals in achieving their ideal smile has always been one of my lifelong ambitions. My personal dentist has always pushed me to dream big and aim high, and I've always enjoyed visiting to the dentist. I will not give up on this great dream because there are far more benefits than drawbacks. That is, I would earn six figures a year while continuing to work a 9-5 schedule. This is significant to me since I intend to spend every waking hour with my children shortly. I'll want to be present at their extracurricular activities and accompany them to every hangout and function. Potato chips have been identified as a hate. Which is odd, because I have a terrible connection with snacking and eating in general. I just know that what I'm putting into my body is bad for me and not worth eating. It almost makes me think it's poison. Hot chips were once my favorite snack; I even mixed them into my eggs in the morning since I loved the flavor so much. 




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