Back to the Ol' Slog

I'm not too sure who reads these any more, but I'll write for the sake of writing. And because it's raining outside and I don't want to start reading for my Dissertation yet.
So, I had an amazing summer. I worked as a videographer out in Thailand, which was one of the best experiences ever. I've realised that diving is a massive passion for me, and I'm kinda kicking myself for not doing it before. But oh well, better late than never! I think working as a videographer suited me, because it was a quick production turn-around. You shoot in the morning, edit in the afternoon, and show in the evening. It's exactly the same reason why I love studio projects - because they're intense pressure and work, then it's all done. Whilst I was out there, I probably made at least 25 underwater movies, as well as 10 or so that were purely land based. I saw some of the most breath-taking underwater views, as well as some stunning marine life.
I got a comprehensive knowledge of Adobe Premiere 2.0, as well as basic colour correction skills. I also learnt a little something about filming underwater, which is something I definitely want to continue doing. It's a difficult skill to be really good at, but that's what I'm aiming for.
I've been back in the country for just over a week now, and have thrown myself into University work. I'm working on nine minors at the moment, and aren't taking on any more, purely because I don't want to burn myself out, no matter how 'hardcore' I can convince myself that I am. I am really looking forward to getting involved with lots of different project, with lots of different needs. It's going to test my skills and make me become more organised than I thought I ever could be!
I'm looking forward to the challenge.