You will formulate a compelling and controversial question about firearms in society and outline your initial position, considering perspectives from gun advocates and historical sources while engaging in discussions with peers and community partners to refine your approach.

You will collaborate with community partners, dive into credible sources to analyze current gun laws and their loopholes, and conduct interviews to explore differing perspectives, synthesizing your findings into an evidence-based argument to guide your video essay narrative.

You will analyze gathered information, consult with community partners for expert feedback, construct a comprehensive video script that articulates your argument backed by credible sources, anticipate counterarguments, refine your content through peer critique, and prepare for effective communication in your video essay.

You will present your video essay to a varied audience both in person and online, engage in a structured Q&A session, and reflect on feedback to articulate your argument more effectively, while considering diverse viewpoints and strengthening your ability to advocate for informed understanding of gun laws and their socio-political impacts.