A preemptive retrospective

Coming into this project I had no major aim on what I wanted out of it, I had a short list of people whom I wanted to work with, and a equally short list of those who I didn't. the class is like a bell curve with the majority lumped into the middle and the interesting (for positive or detriment) people are on the two poles. upon being told to select a group I had my brain cognitivlystalled but I quickly paired up with Judit who stood out early within the year one group as someone with asthetic ability, visuly driven, good team work, and someone who had produced interesting work in the introduction tasks well except maybe that jester personality bot... and of course having a fully funished blog.

Our skills base is fairly compementary
I'm brilliant at solving a problem complexly and then completely losing plot of what I was doing. wheras she is able to solve the same problem differently and still manage to keep track of the project.

this project was a bit obese since it was a colaboration between 3 groups but in the end it worked out cohesive group J contained Judit, Louise, Rachelle and Ryan. we became code monkeys programming the 3 robots through their 4 acts and we became sort of a mummy bird to the other groups.

At one point we sent the set design group to go find lights a seemingly wild goose chase but they managed to procure the access code to the side storage room that had the video lighting and stands. our most significant production value find. I asked them to find cardboard and a large quanty comes in the next day. A group who when you gave them a task they were able to furfil the requirements. the dificulty was thinking up tasks to be done whilst also focusing on programing the choreography. heading into tomorow im feeling pretty confident.