What I think me and my partner did a good job on was how we communicated with each other. When we were talking back and forth you could actually tell that we were interested in what the other had to say. And how we incorporated stories to our destination made in sound more convincing that we were actually there. I found that to be somewhat creative. What I wish we could have done that Skyler's group did was have a two way view from where we were at. That had more of an exciting effect that everyone seemed to enjoy. Another thing I like was how in Cole's group they gave a little more information concerning the holiday going a little deeper into it them the reader said. What we did to create our video was that we got information and added a little personal flavor to how we were going to present it. What my partner did to help me was give me funny lines to pitch so that the video would seem more interesting and funnier, and what I did to help he was just smile and be cute. She pretty much had everything taken care of. I like our video how it is even though the sound got tweaked and you can't hear us speak most of the time.

A green screen gives you the ability to take your surroundings and make it appear that you are somewhere else. Important things you need to know when filming with a greenscreen is to make sure that there are no wrinkles on the greenscreen because it makes it difficult to get the same effect. Another VERY important thing to know is to not wear green clothing. This blends you into the backround and makes you seem invisible. Also grey makes you seem transperent. Problems that can arise from using greenscreen is the edges of your clothes may seem blurry when applying the greenscreen effect. If I had to choose between After Effects and Premiere Pro I'd choose After Effects. It may have been a little more confusing to operate but the results were more satisfying.