Recreating scenes from Romeo and Juliet with my group was fun there was some challenge but my group and I had overcame them. I played Romeo and I'm not gonna I kind of liked that part I enjoyed it and felt like it fit me well. Not only because I was the only boy in the group and had to play Romeo but I found it fun being the one of the main characters and always in the camera out of everyone in my group I think I had the most lines. Filming the plays, I found it kind of difficult to act out some of the scenes because some scenes made us cringe, so then we become awkward and start to bust out laughing or something. When you laugh you end up having to start the whole thing over again so it's hard to record scenes because it cause be going so good and can mess up the whole thing with a little mistake. Overall I thought I had acted out my scenes well. At first it was hard to look someone in the eyes and say "I love you" but then I just realized it not that big of a deal and did it. At first I was shy and scared to act because I didn't want to be Judged, I got use to all the people in my class and became friends with them so I was more comfortable. This made me present well and I believe my partners was also comfortable with me too and the helped made our group have the vision that we wanted for the project. This didn't really add to my understanding of Romeo and Juliet because it made it even harder to believe because in my project we had Romeo was a vampire and Juliet was human. Romeo married Juliet but she didn't know that he was a vampire at first, and when she found out she was ok with that and still loved him. But little did she know that Romeo's mom wants him to marry another vampire girl named Rosaline who loves Romeo and would go out her way to try to kill anyone and Juliet to be with him. That made it a bigger conflict with all that drama going on and on top of that  it made it more difficult to understand and believe because they were vampires.