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Presentation: peer and self review:

 Presentations - peer and self evaluation:


Stephen:


During the presentation, he had clear speech and made sure to look elsewhere, rather than constantly look at the board. For the slides about the makeup looks, he evaluated them well, including explaining the looks, why he likes them and what needs improving. Stephen also went into a good amount of detail when explaining why he would / wouldn’t work in those industries. He mentioned how he would work in the red carpet / fashion photography industry as he enjoyed creating those makeup looks the most, and would also work on other kinds of makeup on the side (such as theatre looks), but wouldn’t work in the SFX industry due to the amount of CGI and greenscreen technology being used rather than makeup. He also explained the research he did for each MUA well and clearly.


Paige:


Paige demonstrated clear speech and confidence during her presentation. She also looked elsewhere, rather than constantly at the board. For the slides about the makeup looks, she provided a good evaluation about why she likes and dislikes each of the looks and how she feels about working in each industry. She mentioned how she enjoyed working on theatre looks and fashion and photography looks because of the amount of creativity and freedom they each provide. However, she stated how she prefers SFX makeup and can mostly see herself working in that industry. She also explained the research for the MUA she researched well and clearly.


Self Assessment:


For myself, I feel as though I had clear speech throughout the majority of it, however, I kept looking at the board too much rather than at anyone else. For the makeup looks, I think I evaluated them well, except for a bit of a mistake I made on the first slide when explaining if I could see myself working in that industry. I went into some detail about my likes and dislikes of each look. When talking about the MUA research I included, I think I explained it well for the most part. When I was talking about which area I want to specialize in, I went into only a small amount of detail about it.

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