Starting the Final Task


Hi, my name is Grant Lamont. Im 17 years old. I am an 11th grader at Ft. Lauderdale High School. I am very involved with sports. I play volleyball. I also participate in track and field. For this project I will be working by myself. I am working by myself because I do not like doing group projects. This is because I usually end up doing most of the work. Another reason I am doing this project by myself is because of COVID-19. I do not feel like depending on someone for work and something coming up and them not being able to record. I am also a very independent person. I additionally do not feel like dealing with peoples drama. I also dont like my grade being dependent on other people. I will be making a horror film for my final task. I love horror films. That is why I am making a horror film. I also started this class with the horror genre. Therefore, I want to finish with the horror genre. I want to finish how I started.

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