Reflection: Provide a summary of the contents of your video and a rationale for why YOU chose this topic, in paragraph form. Me and my group members chose this topic because it is very easy to fix but still continueing to spread.If the solution is to use a different paint or something like that then why are people still getting it in their household and more. Provide a reflection on how you contributed to the project and the role you played in the group. -I contributed to the project in many way such record and write the script, it was really a challenge. What did you do well and what could you have done differently? me and my group shouldve never rushed over our video because one of our partners wasnt here. What was the most meaningful part of the experience of creating the PSA? Making the video was pretty fun

Our video gives you knowledge on oil spills explaining what affects are of oil spills. Part of the reason I choose this topic is because I like animals and I know that a lot of animals typically are the ones that get affected by oil spills. especially since lots of animals are now becoming extinct. The way that I participated in the project is by doing additional research about oil, spills, I was in the video, and I helped with the idea. I think that the project went well and I believe all of the things I named I did well with I don't feel like I need to change anything. The most meaningful part of the experience of creating the PSA was actually making the video while reading out all the affects of oil spills I was really surprised about how many affects oil spills actually have.

Me and my group did water pollution since it has become a big issue today that affects everything we do. I wanted to do this topic because I feel like it is important to inform the public on something that is in their control with every decision they make. For this project I brainstormed with my peers, helped edit the video and said a part in the video. I did my research well but one thing I could have done better was do more work in class instead of saving it for later. The most meaningful part of the PSA is how in the 1900s we were doing a very poor job, as a city, in keeping our water pure. Then we took strides to make it better and today we can see those modifications work well in our favor.

Over the past few weeks, my partners and I have been doing research on the topic of littering and gathering information on the topic. We discovered that littering is a huge problem in the Philadelphia area. I recently found out that Philadelphia is one of the top-rated dirtiest cities in the country. The community needs to come together to try and better the environment. Every year the government pays over 10 billion dollars trying to clean up the streets not only in Philadelphia but in every city in the country. Littering is one of this generation's biggest problems aside from global warming. Most of the litter items are small things like cigarette butts, bottle caps, etc. In our video we interviewed and asked people what could be a possible solution to the littering problem in our community and most of the answers were to put more trash cans in place or raise the fines but our goal is to find a good solution and prevent littering from even happening.

In the video, we talk about different types of water in the city and how they are contaminated by us humans. I picked this problem because when learning about water pollution previously to this.benchmark in your class I could see it is a major problem and needs to be heard by a PSA. Also with our combined knowledge from past and present research, we can produce a quality PSA. in this project I contributed by helping choose the topic, fleshing out ideas on what to record, and recording my part. I feel like I did good research on and learned a bit more from our other water pollution project. I also looked back on old assignments to see if I can salvage any extra information. I wish I had gone to a lake or river to get some footage but as the water around my area was not as contaminated as other parts of Philadelphia. The most meaningful part of the experience is just learning through research and statistics on how stuff that we deem as innocent can really take a toll on this planet and learn ways that we can prevent it.

Our video mostly discusses the hazardous effects of littering through some simple and somewhat comedic acting. In it, we have a person attempting to litter only to be stopped and given a broad explanation as to what he's doing to the environment. We also discuss the effects of litter over the environment, animals and even politics through the use of some small visuals. We also chose to talk about littering since it's one of the biggest environmental hazards in our city. Philadelphia is actually known to be the fourth filthiest city in America mostly due to litter so we thought it would important to discuss how much litter is affecting the very city that we live in and how political and economic measures are being taken to deal with the situation. As for the actual process of the project, I mostly assisted by writing many of the lines in the script as well as a small poem to discuss our topic with. I also helped in acting out some of the scenes for our PSA. However, despite all of this we still could've done better at making a video that met the five-minute mark, but we assumed that we were fully prepared only to find out at the last minute that we were still one minute short. Despite this, I suppose that it was still meaningful to present what we learned in the form of a video that would use words and visuals along with some comedic acting to get viewers invested in our topic, while also learning important information from it.