Myers' Briggs Test

I am the Otter.

In the Myers' Briggs test it says I have the Otters personality. They are very social creatures and love people, just like me. I am the same as the Otter because I can be hurt if someone doesn't like me and I have lots of friends, but no deep relationships. Ive never had a deep relationship with someone. We like to hurry up and finish the job, and we don't always finish the job well. I am Fun-Loving and a bit of a rebel. The second animal I got was the Lion, We enjoy challenges and difficult assignments. I am more like the Otter though.

My Personality: ESFJ

I took the personality test today and it says I am an a ESFJ, which I agree with. I am an ESFJ, a people person, a provider. I love people and I am interested in other peoples feelings. I take some responsibilities very seriously and I am very dependable on. I am warm and energetic who likes to be in control, a leader. I work hard and expect the same from others. I know the world is a dangerous place and I sense when dangers around. I am down to earth and cooperative, if you say "Hi!" to me, I'll say "Hello!" back. As a caregiver I will protect people around me and stand up for what is right.

6 Shot System

The 6 Shot System is a variety of shots with different angles and distances that intrigues viewers in the story or video your producing.

Close-up of the Hands

The hands show what the subject is doing and trying to accomplish.

Close-up of the Face

The close up of the face shows the subjects expression and emotion.

OTS (Over the Shoulder)

Tis shot shows the subjects point of view and what there doing.

 Medium Shot

The medium shot show half of the subjects body of what they are doing.

Wide Shot

The wide shot shows the entire body, head to toe of the subject.

 (I had to use a different person for this because I lost the other picture.)

 Extreme Wide Shot

This shot shows characters/subjects and setting. It is the establishing shot.

Review of "They loved your GPA, then they saw your Tweets" By Natasha Singer

Colleges have now been looking at students social media posts, before they go to there school. Students social media and digital footprints can sometimes alter there admission process.

What surprised me is that 30 percent of the admissions officers said they had discovered information online that had negatively affected the applicants prospects, out of the 381 college admissions officers they asked.

Its been an increase of 5 percent of admissions officers that looked at there social media profiles since last year.

In the article I questioned "Whats the least worst thing that could change your process for going into a college?" I also didn't know some of the words in the article like credentials and scrutiny.

The article impacted my own view of social media by looking at my friends social media profiles and wondering "With the stuff there saying, will the admission officers really see this and will it change the rest of there lives?"

I feel like all the kids my age need to review there social media posts before its too late and can change there future for the worst.

My house animation made from Goggle SketchUp in 3D.