In Friday’s class, we completed our program “Sketch Quest.” I feel very proud of our group’s collaborative efforts! Everyone fulfilled their responsibilities diligently, and the teamwork was seamless.
In terms of content, I think our program was both entertaining and able to engage a wide audience. The voting segment we designed was very successful, allowing viewers to vote for their favorite performances. This interactivity made the program more appealing. However, if I were to offer improvement suggestions, I think it might be in terms of the pacing of the program. Some parts felt a bit sluggish, and if we could make the program flow more smoothly, it might increase viewer engagement.
In terms of collaboration and communication, this project once again highlighted the importance of teamwork to me. We had to maintain real-time communication to ensure that every aspect proceeded smoothly. As the director assistantthis time, I needed to closely communicate with the EVS and Vision switcher to ensure that we could switch to the desired shots at the perfect timing. Initially, I wasn’t very confident in this role because I was worried that I might not be able to communicate quickly and effectively with other positions. But luckily, my teammates encouraged me and explained the workflow of our program in detail, which allowed me to approach this job with more confidence.
If we had the opportunity to rehearse once, I believe we could do better because everyone was in their position for the first time. Therefore, before the start of the program, we were not very proficient in operating our current positions. However, during the preparation time before the program, we quickly mastered the skills and were able to better coordinate the rhythm and flow of the entire program when it started. This experience also made me realize the importance of preparation and rehearsal. In future projects, we should allocate more time for rehearsals, especially in cases involving complex technical operations, to ensure that everyone fully masters the required skills and avoids technical errors during the actual performance.
PRODUCTION FOLDER:
Mark,Hoang,Jennifer,Ying,Kinnie,Joe,Minna,Ronin
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