Explanatory forum of my work in English
Questionnaires
Each of the questionnaires has a moderate level of difficulty. For someone learning English for the first time, it might be challenging to fully understand complete texts, but in practice, they are easy to understand, and the context helps make them clear without any problem. They are dynamic in the way they teach different topics, and they also provide space to try again in case it is not achieved on the first attempt.
My inspirations: Hayao Miyazaki
In this project, I had the opportunity to draw great inspiration from traditional animation. A great artist, through entertaining stories and impactful messages, earned a place on my panel of inspirations. Rewatching these movies to write a synopsis of his works reminded me of the importance of not only showing something visually appealing but also teaching and leaving messages that last.
Brochure with the works I liked the most
In this evidence, I showcase the projects I enjoyed creating the most. These are my first experiences with design and editing at a slightly higher level of difficulty, and for being my first time, they turned out quite well.
Interview questions
It is something very important. Doing interviews in general helps a lot in building character. Usually, we go in feeling nervous, and that can work against us, but these spaces help us see interviews from a different perspective. In my case, I already have experience with these types of situations, but doing it in English reminded me of my first times when the words didn’t flow easily and there was more nervousness than confidence.
Chronicle of my life
This evidence was a look back at the things I love doing the most, but also at what animation was like during those times. Interestingly, while creating this blog, I remembered that my favorite movies are actually animated films: Ratatouille and Treasure Planet, gems that, over time, have aged very well.
Presentation: New Trends in Animation
These are some of the great animators you can find on the internet, and not all of them use perfect or flashy animations. As I mentioned in the story of Hayao Miyazaki, it’s not just about having a beautiful animation; it’s about how we can connect with our audience, and in general, if it is something that benefits people. The power of communication is incredibly positive, especially in this media-driven era.
Resources that helped me learn English
This is an evidence where I can showcase the things I enjoy doing the most, and through which I know I can learn. Right now, I’m listening to the soundtrack of an animated movie. Golden by Huntrix is a K-pop band that sings in English with a few words in Korean, but just as music can communicate, animation can unify all of these elements and create something incredible.
