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The measure that my group and I was assigned is Measure JJ. The purpose of this artifact was to make a commercial based on the proposition or measure you and your group was assigned. You had to use all three rhetorical strategies which was ethos, pathos, and logos. The group members also have different roles that I had to complete in order to finish the artifact. I had two group members and one of them was recorder, and the other one was the producer. I was the facilitator. The recorder’s job was to find the background music for our commercial on Measure JJ. They also had to make sure that the each group member voice was recorded and also to insert their voice into the video. The producer’s job was to find pictures and also create the storyboard …show more content…

I also wanted to use very strong pathos because if the readers feels emotionally sad, then that can persuade my audience a lot more. The way that I did this, was use sad music in the background of my commercial. I also used a video in which the renter was blocking his door because the landlord was kicking down his door and trying to get him out. I wanted to get an actual video about landlords abusing renters because it shows that my resources are true and that can persuade my reader a lot more. My process when gathering this information was to find all the good things about Measure JJ and why people should vote yes on it. I also had to find information on why people should vote no on it, so I can have a counter argument. I want to include a counter argument so that my audience can see why voting yes on Measure JJ is better than voting no on Measure …show more content…

It was a rough draft. It helped me create what order my video was going to go in for the pictures. It also helped me figure out what my transitions were going to be and how I can add in text at the right time. One challenge that my group faced was that we didn’t agree on the same things all the time. Also, my group did not let me make any contributions to the video if I wanted to add one. My group members did most of the video because they wanted to add only their contributions and not mine. I think that our group’s commercial would have been better because it would have been every one’s contribution to the

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