My group is at the part where were starting to begin filming. The only thing we really need to complete is getting the "swaggalicious" outfit for the PSA.
What's been working well for us is our ideas and planning.
There aren't really any obstacles for our PSA.

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I think my group is doing what it takes to make our PSA creative, we've made a few small changes to express the point of our PSA even more. After reading the article the only thing I might want to change is make a strong message at the start so the viewers don't spend the whole time thinking about what were trying to get out, also not to think its a commercial for anything. Our PSA is going to be effective because we have a strong original idea that should strongly get our message across.

What has been the most challenging part of the PSA project thus far?

- the most challenging part of our PSA project so far was drawing the storyboard for it because no one in our group including myself is good at drawing so having to draw something for 19 different boxes was pretty hard for us.

Overall, how did your groups pitch go, reflect and evaluate? Is your message of public/ community interest? Who is your target audience and how will your form/ style appeal to them?

- I would say that my groups pitch went well we got good feedback and a few ideas that will help better our PSA.
Our message is of public/ community interest because were informing them about stuff. Out target audience is tee s and young adults