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Looking back, we've faced many obstacles in terms of making this show. Especially in the former half of the year. Everyone who signed onto the show had almost no knowledge of how the show works internally. Chazai, Hanbin and I appeared in a few episodes prior to our claim to the mantle. Even with this, we couldn't film during lunch anymore, our original plan of Cent Time failed, editing issues, and the biggest problem was that there were too many people with too little roles. We've been able to sort out all of these problems and semester 2 has been a lot smoother. We even had a "shadow demon" appearing in most of our episodes but we spent two hours figuring out how we would get rid of it. Breaking a lightbulb was also an issue. School or student involvement is the next issue we face and teachers and students would like to see that.

As of writing this, I almost forgot one of our biggest pieces of constructive criticism that helped fix an issue of ours that was prevalent in the beginning. We didn't know what tone to give the show. We were doing too much too early, when we should've focused on creating an identity for ourselves. We took a more mature attitude towards making the show, which seemed to yield better audience results.

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The audiences that we CMS team is targeting are the students and staff in our school. Our goal for the semester and moving on is to raise awareness of what is going on around Centennial, raise the centennial spirit, and live entertainment to students and staff. We are also thinking of recruiting new cent show people in the years to come so the tradition can go on.

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Chazai Caranoo, Zeaus Castillo, Miguel Castillo

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Compared to Semester 1, our filming and editing process has become a lot smoother. We've become much more natural in front of the camera, and we haven't had to rush to finish filming sessions in a while, and our time management has improved as well. We also have Kuba as our editor now, and he's been doing a good job with that. Overall, doing the Cent Show has become an easier process, and we're having a lot more fun with it.

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Kuba Bartusiak, Chazai Caranoo, Zeaus Castillo

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Our planned dates for filming are always the last day of the school week. We had originally planned to film during Cent time but IDS forced us into a specific classroom. We hope to connect to students through the use of more visually pleasing adverts and weekly interviews. We don't have proper "planned" activities, but we constantly hope to improve! We're also always open to suggestions or constructive criticism.