Creative Critical Reflection

 This is My CCR video. I filmed it while doing a bit of my skincare routine. I thought it would be a good time to do it right be for I go to bed for the day. I will be addressing aspects of our final task and explaining how each question is answered throughout the film. Hope you enjoy it!








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