I can hardly wait! I've got some great news to share with you all TOMORROW!!!
On another note, SheBusy Productions is getting ready to celebrate it's FIRST BIRTHDAY and you're all invited to join. . . in our BIRTHDAY GIVEAWAY CONTEST! I'll have more details for you all shortly. . . this is just a teaser post but, TRUST ME. . . you're gonna love what I've got up my sleeve!
Great News!
IT'S OVER. . . . kinda!
It's been a good while since I posted an update but I have a ton of explaining to do :). If you haven't seen my update videos on my Youtube channel, I have no clue what you've been doing. Just kidding, I know you watched them ;)
I've survived my Freshman year at Full Sail University and I'm not in month 2 of my Sophomore year *insert applause here*. After allowing my last class, The Fundamentals of Physics, to nearly push me into an early grave, I've moved on to Art History. I'm in week one and it's not seeming terribly awful (like physics was) and I'm confident that I'll pull a strong "A" in this one. I finished out Physics with a "B" (1.5 points from a B+ but who's counting) and I'm totally okay with that. It was a struggle to get through and I'm soooo thankful that IT'S OVER!
My technical package (camera and other goodies) should be arriving soon so be expecting a great unboxing!
OMG English Comp!
I've finally finished my four week English Composition class! That class was probably one of the MOST brain-exhausting classes that I've had to date. It wasn't because the class was hard (I never got anything lower than an A) but I found the instructors style challenging. We had NO Wimba (virtual class) Sessions, hardly any feedback on our assignments, and little to NO classmate interaction! In the past, my classes were easier because we had weekly classes where we could ask questions, chat with each other, and get to know exactly what our instructor wanted from us. With this class. . . we were kind of on our own. Yes you can email your instructors but I PREFER to see who I'm talking to AT SOME POINT!
This class was also different because we had TWO PAPERS due every week. They ranged in wording demands but, they were usually between 400-600 words each! Once we had completed our papers we had to post them in the activity FOR ALL TO SEE! Now personally, I didn't mind others reading my work but some of the papers I read were. . . interesting. . . (I'm going to leave it at that) It made me wonder what kind of grades they were getting. AND SPEAKING OF GRADES, when I received a 100 on a paper I would go to read the comments from the instructor and . . . there weren't any. . . Really? You couldn't just say what was good, what you liked, and what was interesting? I think my former instructors have spoiled me!
Oh well, all is great and I finished the class with a 98.5 (I used a comma wrong and he didn't like my sentence in one post) and I'm on to Storytelling! This class looks like it's gonna be a good one!
Until next time!
My Film Foundations Final Project
I finished Film Foundations with a BANG and pulled an A+ for my final grade! Let the applause begin! Here's what I did for my final "Instructional" how-to video!
http://youtu.be/SODpMZRdAc8







