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I would start the video as if it were a narrated scrapbook, with three sections: where it began (the concept), deciding that my show was about a dog because the module was called 'show in a bag', and wanting to do a show, in a bag.

I want to then turn the page to show how that Idea developed into using live and recorded media and why I decided to use Premiere Pro and music to enhance my performance.

Then the final page will be about the final project and the engagement I got from my audience, as well as putting the quote that my lecturer said to me of "it was a risk to balance both media, but this risk paid off extremely well"

Each section would last about 20-25 seconds each, and will be humorous as well as educational about how the tools could be used, as previous engagement with the student population by freelancing with my Students' Union to create videos to promote the student council saw a higher level of interaction and applications with videos, including humour.

I have used Premiere Pro to edit recorded media for projection within a live performance, which allowed me to focus on pace, timing, sound and play with the illusion of scale as I could create a partner on stage.

I also have experience with Photoshop. making costume pieces within it, including designing mermaid tails, I print onto fabric and make them into performance costumes, as I am a free diver and mermaid performer.