Working with the theme of "Time," students created an iMovie narrative that communicates their personal takes on the universal idea.

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Falisha feels that everything happens so fast. She likes the idea that time doesn't wait for anyone. She ends her project with high school graduation because beyond that is unknown to her.

Amador shows us different speeds of time. Fireworks are reversed as to say he wants to grab onto fun moments, while he also uses a panoramic scene of cities, suggesting the dense history of mankind.

Benito liked the idea of ephemeral moments, such as burning cigarettes and dying flowers. He arranged the clips and sounds in such a way that suggests the beauty in strange moments.

Christian developed his ideas around the human lifespan. The silent clips that show human growth is compared with nature scenes with ambient sound, suggesting the isolation of mankind.

Jose has been interested in history and how we can learn so much from it. His project maintains a tension, asking viewers many questions about what have have seen and done so far.

Tashawna's piece deals with the many mysteries of time. In her piece, time seems organic, like an animal waking up from hybernation and sprinting for its prey.

Yael explores the different pace in nature and city life. He puts equal weight to both, never criticizing either.