Lilavatibai Podar High School
India is known for its vast population, rich culture and diversity. India is the 2nd most populated country in the world. There are approximately 100 million families in this country. Traditionally, the people in India lived in a joint family. In this joint family we had the eldest male as the head. In contrast to this, in our modern life, things have changed. Now people live in nuclear family, where everyone shares the responsibility. India is also home to a lot of cultures for example- Hindu ,Sikh ,Jain, Buddhist, etc. India is known for its myriad of unity, natural beauty, harmony and the values it has sustained since a long period of time. India has wondrous wonders, caring people. A unique landscape, breathtaking landscapes and wealthy history.
REFLECTION
Eumind has been offered to me as a wonderful opportunity, and I am quite grateful for the chance to participate in it. After working in Eumind for months, I can now discuss my work with the utmost enthusiasm.
In addition to editing everyone’s work, I designed and drew to create our page. Furthermore, I assisted in creating the subtitles for the group’s introduction video. I also wrote about the “interview with school” (with Yashvi), “interview with an organization,” and “interview with students” (took 2 interviews as well for this) before creating the entire “life of a plastic bottle” video and animating some clips digitally. I also created the designs for our awareness campaign and lavatory passes.
My most memorable experience was creating digitally colored animation for the first time. One entire clip took me about an hour and a half to complete, which let me realise how time-consuming animation is. I also enjoyed creating the website also gained skills in video editing and adding audio and subtitles that may come in handy for other projects in the future.
Despite the fact that there were numerous first-time tasks, everything went well, with some even surprising outcomes. There were times when we were severely behind and had to hurry, which led to rushed work that I think we might have done better on. The only thing!
