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Choose one shot from today's clip of the documentary.
How do you think the cameraman achieved this? The shot of a truck dumping out a 53 foot trailer of trash

How could you recreate it in your documentary? By showing plastic getting dumped.

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Choose a film technique used in Monday's clip.

What does the technique show or reveal about the author's purpose? Images that they want to inform us about plastic

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Why do plastic containers have codes printed on the side or bottom? So they know where to go and you know where they come from.

Find a plastic container in the classroom (water bottle, hand sanitizer, etc.) and determine the plastic code on the bottle. How should that container be recycled? Milk jug number 2 recycled and by putting it in the recycling bin

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What information is being relayed in this video?  Adidas recycles plastic to make shoes

What video techniques have been used to help convey the information? MUSIC when they were making the plastic shoes for ocean plastic

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1. What overall message does the creator of this video want to convey? Why do you think that? That there is way to much plastic on the Earth, because there is way to much plastic

2.  Name at least ONE technique shown in the video to help convey that message. Music to make us feel sad.

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Choose one art installation to analyze.
Which exhibit do you think is most interesting? What do you think the artist is trying to show the audience? Cod Streaks that they are very talented.

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The phrase “catch-22” refers to a dilemma or difficult circumstance from which there is no escape because of mutually conflicting or dependent conditions.

Is our plastic problem a catch-22? Why or why not? No because we can change what we are doing.

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Reflect on the information discussed in the video.

What habits do you have that you could easily change in order to avoid single-use plastics?  recycle