THE MOST VALUABLE EXPERIENCE | 5/24/18

If you had to pick three things that you found the most valuable from this class experience, what would they be?  What do you feel overall that this course has helped you prepare for?



One of the three things that I found most valuable in this class was the hands-on experience with the cameras, especially the Sony FS-5's, which I loved using. The second most valuable was meeting everyone that was in the class, because I've gotten along with everyone, and they can be potential connections in the future.  The third and last most valuable thing from this class experience was having a passionate instructor who cared about his teaching, and did his best to teach us everything he can with the limited time that we had.

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