Requirements$/$Task$($s$)$:Task $1$: Find a news clip or brief segment $(5$ mins or so$)$ from a television show and PVR it$.$ You may also find one on YouTube $($if you cannot record a clip$).$Task $2$: Mute the clip$/$segment and using either a notepad$/$phone$/$tablet$,$ write down the main points of the clip$/$segment using only your visual observation skills. Make sure any closed captioning$/$subtitling is also off.Task $3$: Write a paragraph $(4-5$ sentences$)$ summarizing what you believe the clip$/$segment is about.Task $4$: Watch the clip with the sound on and write a second paragraph $(4-5$ sentences$)$ explaining what you found difficult about learning what the clip$/$segment was about. Questions that should be answered in your work to the best of your ability:$-$ Other than observing for imagery, what else gave you clues as to what the presenter$/$speaker was talking about? Body language? Facial expressions? Quality of the video?$-$ What was the segment about? What event? Where did this occur? Who was involved? When did this occur? Who did it impact?$-$ What was most difficult about watching this clip$/$segment and trying to decipher what it was about? Grading CriteriaI am looking for the specific criteria:$-$ Your work should be well$-$written and proofread for errors.$-$ Your work should touch on some of the concepts$/$theories weve discussed in class.$-$ Your work should meet the minimum$-$required length of $4-5$ sentences per paragraph.$-$ Your work should be insightful, well$-$detailed and well$-$organized.