Wow. 8 weeks. Across 3 months. One project.
This project has taught me so much more than just making up the concept of a movie opening. While I might not have loved it at first, my opening is now my pride and joy (even though I would DEFINITELY change things if I could). All jokes aside, this was such an immense challenge for me in terms of working individually. I thought working individually was better because your idea could be totally your own, but it is so much more than that. I completely underestimated how much time this would really take and how long 8 weeks really was. My entire project would've been different if I had a partner because not only would I have somebody to keep me on track, but I would have someone to share the workload with. Even though I didn't have a partner, so many people helped me and were there for me when I was stressed out or had to cancel plans to meet a deadline. Speaking of deadlines and underestimating, I had no clue how bad my procrastination really was until I had to do weekly blogs. For some strange reason, I always thought I had so much more time. Enough of the complaints, though; I truly did enjoy the process of making Falling Through the Rose Bush, and I hope all of you at Cambridge will like it too.
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| Me going through every emotion known to man in this reflection. |
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