Construction: Reflections - Highs and Lows of Production

The Highs of the production:

1. Everyone is working together, we have just got a calendar set on the dates we plan to record. these days consists at the end of Fridays to our Thursday breaks every week. The team is really nice to each other, from giving sometime acting advice to the different camera shots we try out. Although we make many mistakes, each of us stick together like a good group should.
Many of us had a specialty in different things, such as the editor, the actor, the director and our sound picker. Putting these accolades together makes a great project in the end that includes many laughs.

2. While we were editing, we all had our inputs into what sounds we need to add into what scenes which we had all agreed upon. Next was our cooperation inside the room. When it was time to do our podcasts, we all gave each other scripts about the topic the podcast was about, Although we had to retake many of them, nobody argued and continued with their work. Then comes the evaluation, when we all realised we had to do our evaluation podcasts as a solo, we were all worried that we might mess up straight away, but because we wrote the questions down, we were confident enough to know what we had to talk about in about 3 takes each.

The Lows of the production:

1. Although everyone did their work, some of us miss days off because of sickness. normally due to this, they are not able to complete the work that they are assigned bringing are team further back. at one point, one of our group members did not appear for a whole 3 lessons. However, we did manage to get some more work done leaving that members work behind. They basically had to catch up to the rest of us with the work they have missed out.
It doesn't even have to be a sickness. Most of us think that because there is no more class, we can relax during the weekend, which leads to more work not being done.