Bropac

I adore my group. I seriously could not have asked for a better group dynamic. Even when we started rehearsal and shooting a few minutes late, we still managed to end up ahead of schedule. Natalie and Kyndall worked together to fix the issue with the XLR cable,-- apparently there was some humming in the audio--Tristan communicated his 'vision' very effectively, James churned out some great footage, and I ordered the pizza. Rehearsal with the boys on Friday went smoothly, as did the final shoot on Saturday. I felt everyone pulled their own weight, making my job incredibly easy. I am satisfied with how our project turned out. I only wish we had more time because I feel my group could have created something huge. Ideally we would have filmed this in a locker room, but everyone was very flexible about the location. Virtue from necessity, I suppose-- which, ultimately, is the best work method in this field of study when you are a very poor college student. I thoroughly enjoyed working with and hanging out with my group. I scheduled a long lunch break on Saturday to give us a chance to cool down, recharge, and get to know each other better-- you know, team bonding. I got a chance to preview our next-to-final cut and I was very impressed with Natalie, James, and Tristan's audio work. They created a very relevant and believable soundscape. I am excited to show the class what we were able to come up with. My group is also encouraging Tristan to continue the script, which would be a hilarious summer side project for us if we made this into a short film, or even feature film. Absolutely ridiculous. I definitely look forward to working with these guys in the future.  We all meshed really well.