A really busy week has come to an end, and I’m getting ready for a well-deserved weekend. This week we made our first studio TV-show at the university, and it came out great! Our class decided to make a show about E-sport (videogames) vs the real sport/version of it. I was one of the cameramen (actually lady, but cameraman sounds better), which is a really cool job. You get to work in the studio with your own camera, but listen to the director who decides which camera is going on air, and you get can feel the adrenalin every time it’s you turn. I love it, and hope I get the chance to work with this professionally one day.
Projects like this takes a lot of time to put together, and this week I spent 47 hours at school in five days (normal week is 24), and it was so much fun. It was all worth it, especially the last two days, when the show was really coming together. I got to help out with the decorations and the lighting of the studio as well, which ended up looking awesome.
I’ve always liked to work on these kinds of projects, where you get to be creative and stay at school all day because you really want to. It is also very good to keep your mind of things you don’t want to think about, and normal day to day issues is forgotten because you’re way too busy focus on them. So working like this; long days, being creative and making something I can be proud of together with a truly amazing team, is therapy for me. It actually makes me happy, and if I work hard enough I can do these things every day.
It seems I may have found my new passion, in a dark, but colorful room behind one of the world’s most powerful weapons; the camera.
Keep on living and fighting.
Sincerely yours,
mpoHappiness.
Quote of the day:
“Nothing great in the world has ever been accomplished without passion”
Song of the day:
Game over – Falling in Reverse
(Sorry about the bad picture quality, I only had my phone available to take photos with)
mpohappiness 