Sadly I can't apload any visual material for half a year. So only after that time I'll publish a large post of entire production.
In the mean time these are main points I’m taking away
from the past two weeks:
Perhaps most memorable were times where
conversation with industry’s professional felt really easy, just simple sharing of experience, jokes ect. Happy moments.
I took note on the advantages/disadvantages
of working at a small company too . The environment feels very informal. You get to know staff as close friends . It also means there will be more of variety in assignments.
Directors and producers expect you to be knowledgeable in many fields,
therefore supposedly it promises less of a routine. ( for example one day a post-prod guy was even doing a voice over for a commercial himself ).
From health POV clearly it is necessary to do some sports. Everyone in
the studio was doing either yoga, or going to gym, or swimming ect. Buy the way, shockingly to me, almost everyone
in the building looked awful lot younger their real age. I’ve mised
ages by an interval of 6-7 years! A friend suggested one day later I chose a
good industry to help stay young :D
I learned that a workday in a studio depends
highly on which side of the fence you’re at. For example, a day of painting was
a totally different experience to a day of laying out UV’s. I see now that it
is very important to choose your work field wisely and from day one try and
earn your stripes in it, so that with confidence you could step into it and no
day would be a drag or bring exhaustion filled with doubts of your career
choice.
Funny, but this is also what’s left vivid
in my head. One day I was doubtful about the entire game in this field, and we started discussing that. One of the
colleagues brought a funny point. He said that at least we don’t get uniform or
a suit, we get to be with our own closes. That somehow and weirdly tied up a
lot for me.
I'm gald I had these two weeks, thanks to Phil and Alan :]