Final Reflection

 Final Reflection on Tunnels

Throughout my work on Tunnels, it is something that has progressed since the first day I started working on my projects in this class. There have been many ups and downs and many times I gained and lost confidence in my project. Feeling lost on an important project is bound to happen; thankfully, I had my partner and friends by my side I was able to relate to and feel like there was hope in our project.

There were several times I felt excited to get my work done, see the final piece, gather everything for it, and document it. Then again, there were times when I just felt worried about how my work might turn out. Considering the fact I have never really worked with any of these types of things before, I think Tunnels turned out great. We've worked really hard in order to get the lighting right, to get the shots right, and to get our actress to collaborate with us throughout this lengthy process. There were so many contributing factors to this project overall but at  the end of the day it is something I can say I am happy with. This project was able to teach me lessons on managing time, editing, and the actual real filming process on something like this. Most importantly, it was able to teach me the true friendships I made when having to film or when needing someone to guide me just in case I were to mess up somewhere.

I'm so thankful on how this entire project turned out after many hours, calls, and texts devoted to getting this done successfully. So much time and effort has been put towards this final piece, and it's something I will always be proud of! I'm glad I was able to create a clear understanding of so many important factors that are heavily needed on these types of productions. Lastly, thank you so much for your time, reading and watching my efforts grow!

A short and silly video we made when we officially finished filming...right here!