CCR: Gone Girl

This is my creative critical reflection on my final project. I made the decision to respond to the question in the form of an interview where I played both roles, myself and Anjali Patel, the interviewer. I had a great time with this last task, talking into a camera was a little different for me but overall I found it fun. Thank you, and I hope you enjoy it as much as I did creating it.

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