Hey guys..
our class is doing a video history project and my group chose to do Jay's Treaty. Which is although fascinating, kind of boring.
Can anyone think of any fun, creative ways to display this in a video? It has to SERIOUS though...nothing like a SNL skit...and 3-5 min. Thanks for any brainstorms you can come up with it!
Jay's Treaty-Creative Display Help!
November 20, 2007 - 22:27
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Jay's Treaty-Creative Display Help!
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iono. I suppose you can act it out. But that'd bore me to tears unless you add some mild humor every now and then. That way it'd be humorous without distracting the audience from the main point.
capitalization? who the heck came up with this horrible rule?!
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