Even though I have said different parts of the evaluation in different posts, I thought I should sum up my thoughts.
I had never done any kind of studio work before so I had no idea what it would be like and if I would like it or not. I had not worked in a group as big as the studio group so far and thought that a problem might be attendance but everyone showed up for the first few sessions so I thought that would not be a problem. It was half way through when people began to show up less but everyone knew what they were doing by the final show so it was all good! The set was done efficiently by those who wanted to film the VT’s and help with set.
We booked practices in the studio from the beginning of our module so we got to do a variety of roles before we pitched for our final role. Once we had our final roles, we could begin to practice more specific things. Bash and I did this by coming up with an improvisation for a children’s show about the new film, Toy Story 3. After our first practice, everyone who was there said they felt comfortable in their roles. When we were organised our practices went well but it sometimes took a while get started because of waiting for late comers, but the practices usually were good for everyone. This helped us be prepared for our final recording and although I was nervous before I got into the studio, once I was in there I was fine and it went well. 
The help of our second year’s Jenny and Carly was so helpful. It was good just to have someone with more experience there and we valued their advice. The tutors helped us out by offering advice and when we had issues with costume, Bex helped us solve it. The lectures were easy to understand but I could not open the time-table or tasks on moodle because of the format of the file.
Overall I enjoyed this module, it was completely different to anything I have experienced in media so far. I gained valuable experience and met new people. I have learnt so much and had fun at the same time. I would like to take this module next year but it clashes with documentary which is the field I want to be in when I am older.
