FeedBack.

Milk
I shared the production manager role with another girl, who said she wanted to prove herself to the group that she could be a good PM. So I said I'd be her assistant.
Again we were unorganised and left everything to the last minute. We didn't have enough actors or a location. A panic with trains and being stranded in Southampton meant I didn't even know if I'd be back in Bournemouth until the morning of the shoot.
The first day of shoot was messy and a bit of an embarrasment, but at the end of the day we all sat down together and reflected on everything. It was honest but we needed it, and did a lot of work for the next day's shoot which went really well.
It's looking really good in post, and I know it's going to look pretty fit.


Studio
We've got another studio piece coming up.
I'm working as director alongside Karl as Production Manager.
I'm looking forward to it.