Photo Series: Ticket to the Underworld
This photo series is a modern retelling of the Orpheus and Eurydice story where our lovers lose each other while running home through the subway. In the original story, Eurydice is bitten by a snake and died so orpheus but go back to get her. The photo series gives a nod to original as the photos are meant to form the image of the snake that bites Eurydice.


Audio Assignment: Church Confrontation
This is a small story detailing the time I was confronted about converting to Christianity in France. It was a school trip story that I will never forget.
Video Assignment: Blind, Deaf, and Mute Baking Trailer
Three college kids attempted to bake cookies and a cake while losing their senses and their marbles.
Vertical Video: Blind Baking Mentality
This video is a highlight reel of Suhaani attempting to blind bake while being provoked by her teammates. This video follows a popular social media format which usually shows the text “Mentality.” followed by funny clips of a creator.
Course Reflection
Throughout this course I have faced many challenges and also some major successes. One particular thing I feel I did well was the editing of my video trailer. I’m a huge fan of modern Youtube editing and the community aspects group challenges so bringing those together was a wonderful experience. I was able to cut down over two hours worth of footage into the allotted time while keeping the integrity of the baking storyline. I combined funny moments with footage of the actual items being made to keep an entertaining timeline with a lot of variety. The style of editing has inspirations taken from old comfort Youtubers like Markiplier and Ranboo to make the cut feel inviting and give the viewer a sense of connection. These video styles aim to make the video both entertaining and relatable.
I also think my speed and camera work skills have greatly improved since the start of the semester. At the beginning I was less familiar with the settings available on a camera that allow for more customization. I learned how to adjust my settings on the fly and prepare for the area I would be shooting in beforehand. This was possibly the most challenging part of the course, as my dexterity combined with anxiety about getting a good shot make a nasty pair. However, with practice and a bit more confidence I feel that this skill has been enhanced and that I will continue to get better in the future.
As a creator, I feel that this class has allowed me to tell stories I’ve always wanted to and connect more with my community. Through this course I have made new friends, explored new styles and created media that feels new but true to myself. In the future, I hope to tell more stories and make people feel connected through the various mediums we have experimented with.











