Self-Portrait PresentationRemember: Review the scoring rubric at the end of this assignment overview to make sure you know what is expected. The rubric can also be found in the syllabusEach student will create a 5-10 minute presentation that conveys the essence of their “self” through art. At least 5 works should be chosen. You will need topresent the art (via narrated PowerPoint, narrated Prezi, or video), MAKE SURE IT IS FULLY NARRATED AND ON AUTO PLAY so the viewer doesn't have to click on every slide. One of the easiest ways to do this is to create your PowerPoint with the embedded narration and all transitions and then export it as a video.tell us about the art (artist, when it was created, define the type of art, gives us some context about how it was created)explain how/why it represents youidentify a social angle for each work AND do a thorough contextual analysisrace and ethnicitygender and sexualityclass and highbrow/lowbrowcolonialism, postcolonialism, place and regionalismnature (environment, ecology) and culturememory, history, generational identityfood culturebody and mindYou can use ANY type of art covered in our class, including the performing arts (play, dance, music) that are in Module 3. The WHY it represents you is the most important part of the project. Each student is also required to find something in common with another student based upon self-portraits and to identify that “something in common” in a discussion comment of at least 50 words.The Self-Portrait is worth up to 40 points. The "something in common" comment is worth up to 5 points for a total of 45 points for this assignment.Self-Portrait Scoring RubricEXAMPLE: Here are videos files containing Self-Portrait presentations from a previous semester. While these presentations may not have earned 100%, they definitely earned an "A" and should help give you an idea of what is expected. Example 1https://nv.instructuremedia.com/fetch/QkFoYkIxc0hh...Example 2https://nv.instructuremedia.com/fetch/QkFoYkIxc0hh...**I'm a guy and need a guy tutor to recored his voice in the presentation**

Reading carefully and responding clearly in writing are skills you will use every day whether working on school assignments, applying for a job, or even keeping in touch with friends. In this lesson, demonstrate your critical writing skills by responding to the prompt