When my lecturer was rude.

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The best part of my university experience has been the opportunity to express myself creatively and work on real projects that align with my passion for filmmaking. Meeting people from all over the world and collaborating on films, performances, and creative ideas has really broadened my perspective. I’ve learned not only about my craft but also about teamwork, independence, and time management. The most challenging part has probably been adjusting to the fast pace and balancing coursework with personal projects. At times, deadlines pile up and it can feel overwhelming, especially while living away from home. But those moments have taught me resilience and how to handle pressure — which, in a way, has also made the experience worthwhile.

The best part of my course has been how practical and hands-on it is. I love that we don’t just learn theories — we actually apply them in real projects, from short films to creative collaborations. Working with cameras, editing software, and storytelling tehniques has helped me grow both as an artist and as a filmmaker. The support from tutors and the opportunity to experiment with my own ideas have also made the experience inspiring and rewarding. The most challenging part has been the workload during production weeks, when multiple projects overlap. Managing deadlines and coordinating group work can be stressful at times, especially when creative visions differ. However, those challenges have also helped me develop better communication, problem-solving, and leadership skills