Wednesday, May 15, 2013

Cumulative Blog Reflection

     The senior capstone project was a mind opening experience. I'm glad that I had to face the hard work and challenges that was involved during this project. I think every high school senior should have to a project like this. At first, like mostly all the seniors, was reluctant to do the capstone project. Now that its done, I'm glad that I accomplished it and most notably learned from it.
     During the capstone project, I had to communicate with many different personalities. There was one personality I thought to be obnoxious but I kept my calm and just listen to his criticism. I had to be mentally focused at the shoots I was involved in. I was on my feet constantly running back and forth and had to be ready at any given second. I had many duties when working on the shoots such as slating, moving equipment, and being assistant director. 
     Knowledge and experience were among the most important aspects of this project I gained. I am ready for any situation that life throws at me. I gained more confidence in speaking with other people who I don't know at all. I am not afraid to start a conversation with random strangers. I learned many things about filmmaking such as lighting, significance of colors, and editing. I also learned that being a independent director comes with a lot of responsibility especially if you don't have a whole team to work with.
     The challenges I faced was writing the five to seven page essay. It was just difficult to me in general. I was busy with sports and school. I learned to just do it and get it done. I complained to myself a lot but I felt great being overwhelmed with the work because without the hard work, I couldn't see myself where I am now. Now I am a gym enthusiast which I never really thought I would be. I train every time I get a chance. I am ready for challenges in my future. I've been challenged and I accomplished them. There is no challenge tough enough to stop me from completing it, whatever it may be. 
  

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