I think on the whole, at the end of the day, it's not about what you achieve at the end, but rather the journey towards the end. It's about the lessons learnt, the personal observations, and more importantly, the interaction between others during the course of the production.
Sure, the end product counts, and the grade counts, but I think that it is the learning journey that really makes the difference. And yes, not picking group mates might have been a good thing after all.
When outdoors, we are at the mercy of the weather, and even when indoors, we have to deal with many other factors such as people walking down the staircase. But we cant have everything, and I'm glad to know what we've done our best. This was my 2nd attempt working with an unfamilliar crew, so I didn't really know what to expect.
I guess that it is safe to say that everyone has learnt something over the past 4 weeks, and for me, its definitely more than just one thing.
This is Ben Poh, signing off.
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