Production Blog: Work, Work, and More Work.

 

Work..

    Hello Loves. Unfortunately, I won't be able to get as much done as I would like this weekend. I just so happened to work every day this past weekend. I was unable to make time to meet with my group as a result of this. It can be mentally and physically draining to work all weekend. I just did not have the energy or clarity of mind to work on your assignment after such a hectic schedule. I talked to them about my work schedule and how my weekend obligations may affect the project's deadline. To lessen the project's delays, I was able to suggest fixes or different approaches. This last weekend was quite exhausting in addition to being stressful. My well-being and mental health have been impacted by the stress of handling a demanding workload during the weekend. so it was really exhausting. I did, however, see the importance of being able to balance my many jobs. In addition to studying, but also working, and juggling both at the same time. But now that my extremely long weekend is gone, I'll be accelerating to catch up with the rest of my group. Luclily, my group is incredible! Everyone was willing to assist me and was really understanding. As the new week gets underway, I can't wait to finish working on this music video. This task will not be completed on its own. Once I finished up some final tasks this will be over. Which is very bittersweet. See you guys in the next one! Goodbye Loves! 

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