Today I had my final seminars of the term. It was relaxed. I like to think I've got quite a good relationship with my two tutors - Lizzie Sykes & Chris Pullen. I speak up in seminars, even if it's wrong I figure it's worth giving it a bash. I'm amongst friends, and am definitely not one to be embarrassed easily.

Overall this term I think things have gone pretty well. I think I worked well with my production group: eventually it just meant taking a more relaxed approach than I would have originally liked. I've made lots of friends - well people I know the names of & can have a conversation with - on my course & randomly too.
I have a job and I get along with the people I work with.
I love my housemates.
I got my assignment in on time and didn't have to pull an all-nighter to do it. Whether I do well or not is still to be revealed...
Our assessed piece got 57% which I think is pretty decent for a first attempt. After reading the feedback we received I can understand why we lost out on marks and hopefully this can be built upon now we've started planning our narratives assessed piece. It's all about keeping the piece self-contained and making sure the audience can understand what's going on without having any prior knowledge of the content.
Although I've kept on top of my work, I want to go further. I've yet to have a craving for knowledge and understanding. I'm going to fire that up because there's nothing more rewarding than teaching something to yourself, just because you want to know.
I've learnt the names of bouncers at the Firestation. I'm on the photo crew for The Old Firestation which has meant I've just grown in confidence when I go out. Having to go up to random people and ask them to pose for a photo leads to some of the most memorable and random meetings and conversations of the night!


Here's to next term. Cheers.