The overall process of the first RAM TV show was kind of stressful. Always worring about wheather it would be done on time, if we had everything that we needed, making it long enough, just all of it was stressful. I think for our first show it was pretty good. Some of it could've been better, but for the first it was good.
I believe that the process of the first show was somewhat stressful. Some people would struggle about where films where of what cameras were working. We contrantly were trying to keep up with other people and struggled to work as a team. But near the end of the show we worked better and are now working better as a whole.
I believe that the process of the first show was verrrryyyy stressful! Between the HORRIBLE communications and all the camera's and tapes messing up there was little time that I wasn't stressed out. In the end the show came together it was an ok show but our future ones im sure will be great!
I don't think the process was that stressful, but maybe I'm just awesome/speaking from experience in yearbook. It got frustrating to me real quick though, probably because of all the "I-can't-do-it-can't-someone-else-do-it?" It was kinda like most people just think they have a cute little free period to do whatever they wanted. HOWEVER I don't mean that towards everyone or for always cause some people really want to help out and just didn't really know what to do yet. Hopefully after Ramtv 101 we'll catch up some lost sheep:) metaphorically.
It had a lot of kinks to be worked through. Computer difficulties, people difficulties, and so on. But, I don't think it was a stressful time, just a little rushed.
Making the first show was really fun and I got to see first hand how much work was really put into each show and now fully understand how much harder it really is than I originally thought it was. The only stressful part about it was getting it done in 3 weeks.
The process of the first show was quite a bit stressful. I felt a little tension going around the room the couple of days before the show. I was worried that it wouldn't get finished and that people wouldn't like it. But, in the end, it all worked out pretty well.
The process of the first show was kind of annoying. Everyone was getting frustrated and it just was not a good atmosphere to be in. But by the end, we were alright.
It was a bit frustrating to say the least, since there were several technical difficulties reguarding the computers and lost footage, but these complications have just further reinforced procedures that should be followed for the next show to prevent such complications. I did, however, enjoy the filming and general production aspect, only the post-production was irritating.
The proccess of the first show was pretty stressful, but I guess worth it in the end. Getting all the filming done for it wasnt too bad, actually it was pretty fun....but getting the video edited became a hassle. Technical difficulties are something that I need to be prepared for, because they seem to happen a lot in here.
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The overall process of the first RAM TV show was kind of stressful. Always worring about wheather it would be done on time, if we had everything that we needed, making it long enough, just all of it was stressful. I think for our first show it was pretty good. Some of it could've been better, but for the first it was good.
I believe that the process of the first show was somewhat stressful. Some people would struggle about where films where of what cameras were working. We contrantly were trying to keep up with other people and struggled to work as a team. But near the end of the show we worked better and are now working better as a whole.
I believe that the process of the first show was verrrryyyy stressful! Between the HORRIBLE communications and all the camera's and tapes messing up there was little time that I wasn't stressed out. In the end the show came together it was an ok show but our future ones im sure will be great!
I don't think the process was that stressful, but maybe I'm just awesome/speaking from experience in yearbook. It got frustrating to me real quick though, probably because of all the "I-can't-do-it-can't-someone-else-do-it?" It was kinda like most people just think they have a cute little free period to do whatever they wanted.
HOWEVER I don't mean that towards everyone or for always cause some people really want to help out and just didn't really know what to do yet. Hopefully after Ramtv 101 we'll catch up some lost sheep:) metaphorically.
It had a lot of kinks to be worked through. Computer difficulties, people difficulties, and so on. But, I don't think it was a stressful time, just a little rushed.
Making the first show was really fun and I got to see first hand how much work was really put into each show and now fully understand how much harder it really is than I originally thought it was. The only stressful part about it was getting it done in 3 weeks.
The process of the first show was quite a bit stressful. I felt a little tension going around the room the couple of days before the show. I was worried that it wouldn't get finished and that people wouldn't like it. But, in the end, it all worked out pretty well.
The process of the first show was kind of annoying. Everyone was getting frustrated and it just was not a good atmosphere to be in. But by the end, we were alright.
It was a bit frustrating to say the least, since there were several technical difficulties reguarding the computers and lost footage, but these complications have just further reinforced procedures that should be followed for the next show to prevent such complications. I did, however, enjoy the filming and general production aspect, only the post-production was irritating.
The proccess of the first show was pretty stressful, but I guess worth it in the end. Getting all the filming done for it wasnt too bad, actually it was pretty fun....but getting the video edited became a hassle. Technical difficulties are something that I need to be prepared for, because they seem to happen a lot in here.
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