Adv Goal Setting

What are your 3 filmmaking goals for the 2024-2025 school year?  Don't simply copy everything this creator says.  Really look down and decide what specific goals you want to set for yourself.  Look back at your goals that you set in last years class.  Did you achieve them?  Why or why not?  How can you make steps to achieve these goals?  Where will you need to look to gather help or resources?

Please write a complete paragraph on each of three goals, along with an introduction paragraph.

Last year my goals were to learn more about film, improve my editing skills and learn how to use different platforms, lastly learn about different directors and how they created iconic films.

I can definitely say that I learned so much more about film. I learned good film composition. I also learned about how to write scripts, make and sign contracts, casting, locations, and so much more. I learned about the pre-production process and post. My goals last year were to also improve, work with a camera more, get some more hands on experience. This year I want to make more films because I couldn't last year. I want to practice writing more scripts, and helping out as many first year beginner students, I also want direct more films and work with different kinds of people. I know I can make these steps by being more friendly and social. Network as much as I can.  

I will look for help and resources from my other advanced colleagues I know I can rely on them more for experience in other things that aren't my strong suit.

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