Studio Production - Final Reflection on Being a Studio Director/ Critical Reflections.

To me, this has been my favourite unit on the course so far. I really sank my teeth into the job role In terms of the team I was working with, I could not ask for a better team. As stated previously Vic and I had the chemistry, the communication between myself and Chris was second-to-none, our directorial vision equalled each other’s, as it shows in the production.

I feel that even though others may have had problems amongst their own groups, the most important thing to me was to keep my head down and work to the best of my abilities. My main jobs were to do my camera script and keep it updated to the actual script, keep up to date with the set design, keep constantly evaluating myself in the workshops and of course direct on the day.

I feel I did the role to the best of my ability and so did my co-director. I feel that the communication between the UCA courses (TVP and CATF) was weak, leaving the commissioned set nearly late to the studios because of budget, but this can be ironed out next year. 

Overall I am happy with the progression of myself on this course and I feel I served my purpose as a director. I will no doubt be implementing the skills I learnt through Hans and the technical experience I learnt through filming a television production at a studio into my career in television.