Welp...That's a wrap. After 8 weeks of procrastinating, stressing, proactively working, procrastinating, and then stressing again, and an incredibly long time on Adobe Premiere Pro, One Body Problem is essentially done. This has undoubtedly been the most demanding, laborious, and fun thing I've ever had to do related to school, and I would do it over again 5 times if given the option. But not 6.
From the silly and sarcastic character inflections, to the emotional story at its core, to the flaws here and there, I can confidently say One Body Problem is a production that represents who I am at this stage of my life. However, as someone who is definitely artistically inclined, specifically within the music realm, but often finds themselves hesitating to put stuff out there for all to see, forcing myself to do so through creating a public Instagram page served as a fun way to go outside of my comfort zone, step back and think about how I really wanted to present this story to others.
I remember picking AICE Media Studies AS as a backup class at the end of 9th grade, no technical skills or prior experience whatsoever. Looking back now, if I hadn't been given this class as a remedy for scheduling conflicts, I'd likely be at a very different stage - suffocated in other Physics lab assignments and English readings, not being encouraged by really anyone to express myself in a way that felt true to who I truly am.
Overall, AICE Media Studies has been pretty cool I guess.
Below is a metaphor in basketball terms for my transformation as an AICE media studies student.
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