If I was to describe my comfort zone I would describe it as “little”
and “not much” because there are not many things that I am comfortable doing. I
mean that is a little bit of an exaggeration but one thing I am truly on uncomfortable
with is anything that requires me and a camera. Unfortunately for me my mother
has an obsession with photos and that obsession has led my face to be plastered
all over my house. Every time I walk around my own home my fears of cameras are
reassured by the scared and unprepared face that stares back at me from the
photos.
This week for my online communication class we had to create
a video of ourselves, acting like a news anchor. This project terrified me, if I
could not surpass my fears of cameras for a standstill how was I suppose to
make an entire video with a length
requirement of six minutes of just myself.
Well I filmed it earlier on today, and like I predicted I looked like a
deer caught in the headlights. I was awkward, most of the time I was starring
off into space away from the camera, and to make things worse I sound like I have
some type of speech impairment, to add on to this my accent makes certain words
sound almost unrecognizable but I refuse to re-film it. This experience has
pushed me out of my comfort zone and honestly I don’t like it, some people are
better suited for these kinds of things, like people who are photogenic. I am
not one of those people and I don’t want to keep trying because it will
probably make me even more self-conscious. In conclusion I would much rather
stay within my comfort zone and just
manage with what I got but I guess as the saying goes nothing ventured nothing gained,
so I might try again tomorrow.
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