About me

     My name is Elizabeth Montero, I am a fifteen year old girl and this is my Media Studies blog!  I’ve lived in Florida all of my life and it’s the place I call home. Some of my favorite things to do are hang out with my friends, play in band, sing in choir, and act + dance in theater. Taking this class has been so fun and exciting so far and I have learned so much about the process of film making. It has really opened my eyes to a whole new world on media that I would have never discovered. My favorite movie by far is Coraline, and my favorite tv show is Shameless. I hope you get to learn a little more about how I roll while viewing my blog!


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