However, during the shooting week we had some of the most exciting and funniest moments. I was the camera operator in almost all the scenes, except from the ones that we shot with a Gimble. But I also participated in the project editing the making of, which is a good representation of the challenge and excitement this project has brought all of us. We all felt engaged and motivated by the originality of the project and the new experiences that we lived with it. It was a very intense shooting week, and everything was duplicated as we were all Erasmus students shooting outside of our country, in a different language and with new people.

 

In this project I learned how important is to divide the tasks in different departments and trust the team of each of them. As sometimes we think that participating in everything will turn the project more collaborative, but what it does is slow down the process and reduce creativity. Instead, relying on others with specific tasks gets the project moving and your learn to focus in just one thing, and so, do it better.