Burnout and Friendship!

 

In my last post, I spoke for a while about working, and I did notice quite a bit of burnout throughout this process. But hey, that isn’t so bad, is it?

Last year, I moved schools as a nervous wreck and a bully victim. Within a little while, I had quite a few friends but felt kind of distant from everyone—that was until I started to share my art and interests. I enjoy being an artist and a creative so much because connections are necessary, and this project not only forged new relationships but also made existing ones a million times stronger.

Through the burnout and stress of all the incoming tests and projects, I came through this project with new skills, new passions, and friendships I know will last a while.

When it comes to our roles in this project, My lead role was acting- but I was also a huge part in concepts. I helped to draft the storyboard, set up (and owned) the set and props, and also did a lot of the camera work. Tuyetnhi acted too but I feel as if her main role was in editing and storyboarding! and Bella supplied us with transport, supplies and a pretty good amount of resources (music, lighting ideas, etc)