"A-ha" moments or learning experiences

 What I learned mainly about was learning how to use the technologies for the film... It was super simple, but it also wasn't extremely hard. Me and my group members found out how to use most of the equipment within/under 10 minutes.

   I learned stuff about cameras that I never knew. I learned that all cameras don't work the same. I learned about our camera and that it was different from other cameras, it started recording differently the other cameras i've used before. I learned a lot about the microphone, it was easy but hard at the same time if that makes sense. It was a lot of buttons and if you pressed one button that you weren't or at least made one mistake the whole audio would have been ruined.

    I also learned about more than technology, I learned how to become a little more comfortable with meeting new people. I usually don't really talk to people I don't know, so when I had to become group partners with people I rarely even knew I wasn't really for it. But they turned out to be really nice and cooperative people. I actually found myself building a friendship with one of my group members because we are so much alike. 

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