In terms of filmmaking, I have a number of goals. First and foremost I’d like to eventually get to the point where I’m working on a television show or even a movie set and obviously my main goal is to continue to love what I’m doing and not get stuck on some set performing remedial tasks and doing the same mundane chores over and over. As long as I do what I love, I couldn’t care less what the pay is or anything like that, and with filmmaking being my greatest passion, I’ll be happy in almost any atmosphere where I’m creating film.
Before I decided to take this class, I heard from many of my friends how helpful this class is and how much hands-on experience you receive. As soon as I heard that, I had made up my mind that I’d be signing up for this class this Spring.
The thing that was missing from my 201 class was obviously the hands-on experience. Sure, we made a few movies and filmed some stuff, but I dare anyone to tell me they felt like they could confidently enter the filmmaking industry with the knowledge they obtained in that class.
That’s why I’m so excited about this class. With all this interaction, whether it be through these blogs or getting into the studios and learning the ins and outs of the camera, I feel reassured that this will be the class that helps give me that little push I need to gain the confidence I need to where I feel like I can enter the filmmaking industry and, for the most part, know what I’m doing.
