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Visually Representing Your Brand In this task, you will be visually represent your brand by critically analyzing the media messages you are sharing with others. To complete this task consider the following: Visuals: Visually represent you and the media messages you show to the world. You can use The Genderbread Person visual as a point of reference. Many tools can be used to create your visual representation, such as PowerPoint, OneNote, or Google Slides. There are other options, too, like Piktochart and Biteable, but you should check with your teacher first to ensure that such options are available to you. Messages: Choose six-eight examples of media messages you communicate through your choices, behaviour, and interactions. These can include your choice of clothing brands, your choice in technology, how you engage in media, your social media presence, and what you post online. . For example, maybe you wear Bench sweaters, have multiple pairs of Air Jordans, are an avid Android user, share your thoughts via Snapchat stories, repost funny cat videos, share links about politics via Twitter, and comment about your #hate for when #people #use a #ridiculous #number of #hashtags in their #posts. External Values: Consider what kind of values you are projecting to others via these examples. Explain these values: what are they, and how do you know you are projecting them? Depending on the format you choose for your visualization, you may want to place these explanations on a separate document. Another way to think about this part of the task is to ask yourself, "When I look at all these examples together, what messages am I sharing with others?" Internal Values: Compare these messages to your core beliefs, values, and attitudes. Does your outer image (what you show to others) match your internal values about life? If they match, explain the connections. If they don't match, explain why you feel they are disjointed. Another way to think about this task is to ask yourself, "What is my message I'm sharing outward? Does it match my inner thoughts and feelings?". . . Brand Archetype: On the same document or video, discuss and answer the following questions: Which archetype do you most identify with? Why? Do you think your media messages connect to that archetype? Why or why not