Scratch Game Design

My experience influenced my games by telling me new ways of doing things like the controls for jumping, the arrow keys. It also inspired me by showing what I like into a games. That made me think what I love and turn into a games. I thought about a fun way to make a games. My "games"  were made of what I like to do. Like space, adventure, and color. The reason why I chose the space is that I think space would do good for non-gravity games. Like this one above. The one below was inspired by a Mario games. I use to play Mario a lot and beat every level one at a time.
The best features of my games is that it is a cute and challenging games. The reason why it's cute is that the characters are small and turn different colors. Who doesn't like a little block that turns different colors. Or a alien that is small and cute. The challenging parts are when I did the code. The coding was the hardest part because there was so much to add. Like to move and jump. Even music.

Composition Scavenger Hunt

I think that the most important composition technique ( a picture shot ) is contrast because the details that your subject has, will make your subject popped out. I think that is also important by how the different colors will make your shot interesting.

I think that the most difficult composition technique is the leading lines. I think this is why because it leads the eye. This can be difficult to lead the eye because it can lead somewhere else than the target. Leading lines is also a least preferred composition because of how difficult it is to spot out the lines.

My teammates are two seventh graders. They had a lot of ideas and I did to. I wanted to help film and be an actor and my team would do the rest. Linden a teammate of mine did some of the narration and editing. Micah the other teammate did the music and a actor. This made us a team that was awesome. It was fun when we went outside to film. We would mess up and laugh because of it. Thats my team