Almost over! This has been one of the hardest projects I've had in high school so far. But, that's not to say I didn't enjoy it. It taught me the valuable lesson that, more often than not, things don't always go as planned. And you always have to prepare for the worst. What seemed like a pretty lightweight project was the complete opposite.
I will say I am so much more proud of my project than I thought I was going to be. When the time management started getting all sorts of messed up, I was ready to take the F. Between school, theatre shows I'm a part of, and really just life, a lot is an understatement. If I had to do ANYTHING different, it would definitely be just to plan ACCORDINGLY. I thought I had when I started this whole process, but I disregarded sooo much that I should've taken into consideration. Moving forward, I know now that communication and organization is absolutely key in processes like this.
I'd like to thank Addison Edwards and Chase Broderick for being the best group members
As well as giving a shoutout to Samuel Matas for helping me by being in my Dashboard Duets CCR as my interviewer.
And of course, thank you to Ms. Stoklosa. She has been such an amazing guide and so patient as she sets all of us students up for success. I'm so happy to have had her as a teacher this year although I did give her a hard time in some moments throughout the year, I truly am grateful.
So much work was put into this film opening and the CCR'S and I am so proud of not only the project, but also myself for pushing through even when it was hard and making it all the way to the finish line in one piece (barely).
Now, to post everything!
KBlog, see you in a sec!
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