Starting the final task

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 Hey, it's been a while but I'm back with another journey for you to go along with me on. I'm Sarah Thervil incase you've forgotten. I'm 18 years old and I've been apart of the Cambridge project since my sophomore year. Since I took photography I decided to take this class. The previous projects I've worked on all were stepping stones for this one, the final task. Like the last project I had the choice to either work with a group or by myself. First it was an interview, then a commercial, then a music video guess what I'll be working on now. If you guessed a movie you're right. With the pandemic still going around  I really had to think if I wanted to risk my life. I realized I've worked with classmates before and I was fine. I decided to work with partners, the same partners I did the music video with. I teamed up with Sydney woods, St. Flore Vernes and Julie Sanon. At first I was going to work alone, but than I remembered how working with them while shooting the music video was so much fun. Working with them took some of the stress off of my shoulders. They are also such a reliable group of women who gets their job done. History was also on our side so we decided to repeat it. Since we're working as a group some of our blogs will be the same thing. We will be working together and talking until we come to a common agreement on what'll we'll be doing that will make the movie as great as it can. However blogs like this one, where it includes our personal thought and feelings will be different. Hopefully this turns out just as fun but better than our music video.


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