For our portfolio and presentation we split up into aspects that we had the most knowledge in but also what we planned on speaking about for the presentation. Sam had taken a course on how to be a better speaker and presenter so he worked on the presentation part and described in detail what each person should talk about as well as providing us with helpful tips on how to present. Ryan worked on the reason why we chose this reality as he had the most detail on our inspirations and the origins of our reality as well the artistic values involved in our concept. He also created the portfolio templates to fit in with the same theme as his posters. I was able to create the elements and specifications list as I had written the script and had included in the script reason behind why each element was implemented into the experience. I also had the most documentation and could supply pictures for this part. Even though we had once again split into different areas it felt a lot more constructive. This was because we all kept in conversation online when creating the portfolio and could send members work around digitally to be critiqued or could ask questions if we started to loose track on what it is we were being asked for. It could have been a little more efficient if we had more of a ratio of how much work each member got compared to what their specialty is. Overall everyone was partaking whether it was revising others work or practicing for the presentation and made what I would call a successful portfolio and presentation.
Here is my part of the portfolio:
Elements and Specifications
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