Final answer:
I had a project in my English class where I could choose the format, so I decided to make a short film instead of a PowerPoint.
Step-by-step explanation:
One time when I was given a broad set of requirements that I could have gone either way with was during a group project in my English class. We were assigned to create a presentation on a book we had read, and we had the freedom to choose the format of the presentation. I could have gone with a traditional PowerPoint, but instead, I decided to create a short film to bring the story to life. This allowed me to showcase my creativity and storytelling skills.
I approached the project by brainstorming ideas with my group members and discussing our strengths and interests. We then decided that the best way to engage our classmates and make a lasting impression would be through a short film. I took on the role of director and worked closely with the other group members to write the script, choose the cast, and coordinate the filming process.
Creating the short film was a lot of work, but it was also incredibly rewarding. It allowed us to capture the essence of the book in a way that words on a slide could not. Our classmates were engaged and entertained throughout the presentation, and our teacher praised our unique approach.