Interview
My first idea for a CCR was to do an interview of me, the director, but my interviewer (me in a different outfit) clearly does not understand the point of the movie. I would be discussing things like my own production skills and what I used for filming, and they would ask questions like "What's the actor's secret for losing so much weight for the role?" At the middle of the interview, I'd dramatically leave the interview room when they cut to an ad for diet pills, and I would finish talking about my movie while walking outside, trying to avoid the cameramen following me.
Questions answered:
"How did your production skills develop throughout this project?"
"How did you integrate technologies – software, hardware and online – in this project?"
Wellness check
Another idea I thought of doing was having my "therapist" (me in a different outfit again) call me on zoom for a wellness check after seeing the film I made. She would ask me if I was doing okay, and I would explain what I meant to do with my film, the target audience, and distribution practices. She would continue to ask me questions about mental health and I would ignore what she's actually asking to talk about the film. I would also edit clips from the introduction over it for visual interest. Eventually she would confront me, and I'd awkwardly look away and shut my laptop.
Questions answered:
"How does your product use or challenge conventions and how does it represent social groups or issues?"
"How does your product engage with audiences and how would it be distributed as a real media text?"