Not completely surprised.

I’ve kind of been around all of this already. I couldn’t really look at the exhibits rhetorically though (probably because used to looking at EVERYTHING rhetorically). I’ve been around cinematographers, editors, music editors, photographers, actors, dancers, and such. I didn’t really find anything new so I just walked around the exhibit, but it was still cool to look at how everything is run at a higher and excelled level than the amateur level that my graduated friends are doing (Not to take anything away from them, but they’re becoming experts!) I was just more interested with looking at the call sheets and storyboards and whatnot because THAT was what I knew least. Looking at the screenplays were cool too because I’ve watched some of the movies before. Overall I know it’s going to take a lot of work to put this together, which is why I know I’ll be able to help with almost all of the positions in some sort. I’m strongest within the acting, video editing, video recording, and music editing fields. Let’s get to work! Hopefully I don’t get anyone sick.