Sound:

I was not conscious of how important is sound in the movie and how easily you can do it wrong before. This role taught me to be always precise and focused, I was constantly checking if the sound is not too low or not to high. Before an interview, I also monitored it many times because I knew that I was the only person responsible for that. Fortunately, everything went good and when we checked the sound it was how we wanted. However, I think that I should not choose sound because I was not really experienced in it so it was risky to practise it during a real interview. What is more, I was not aware that a sound kit can be heavy for me and sometimes I had to struggle with keeping it all the time in the same position. I should have chosen to be a presenter because during a workshop in tv studio I had a chance to practise it. Anyway, I gained a new experience and the next time I am sure that I will do it better.

Editing:

During editing, I realised how much more I should practise it to make my movies better. When I was editing my videos in the past I did not have to put so much effort because I have never recorded the sound separately. However, during the interview, we recorded it individually so I realised that synchronising music takes time and might be challenging. Another thing I was struggling with, was editing on a different computer than MacBook which I was used to. Even though I used to edit before, I had the impression that I need to learn everything from the beginning.