REFLECTION:

While watching the film entitled "The Newsroom" episode 1... 

At first, I really didn't understand what is it all about I was like... 

maybe because the characters involved in the movie  talks very fast and there were a lot of dialogues into it but as I continue to watched and listen very eagerly to what they were all saying, little by little I got really excited especially during the production scene where in Will Mcavoy, a television news anchor reported the incident about the Oil spill in Mexico live. I admire him for being a good broadcaster, In that scenario, he was not just a normal anchor who read news report through teleprompter and the like. He was very calm even they weren't really prepared at all and he was able to manage/handle  the entire production smoothly and of course it would not be possible without the help of the staff or the people who work at the back of  the camera. In the movie, I've learned the importance of unity within your co-workers. It is important to maintain a good working relationship with the people you work with even if others around you doesn't seem to be approachable you still have to be professional.  Humility is also important, eating your pride is not a sin and it will not make you a bad person, sometimes or should I say most of the time it is the key for you to succeed and to stay long in your chosen career.

 Lastly, the role of media plays a vital role in our society. They are the ones who provides information  for us to be socially aware. It is their job to deliver news to the citizen without any biases and expose issues or anomalies even if that means a person especially the notorious one's involved  may suffer from bad publicity. Both sides of the story should be given to the public in order to avoid biases that may destroy the credibility of the network. Working in media entails a lot of responsibility  and also it is in our hands if we will choose the right path but no matter where life takes us after graduation, let us always, always remember all the lessons we have  learned from our beloved alma matter- St. Scho. :)