Thrilled, beyond.
JUST WANTED TO SAY.
I HAD A GREAT EXPERIENCE! Although nerve wrecking at the start, to the point of scribbling my insanely last minute script on the toilet floor, LOLOLOL, I managed to pull through and kicked ass at my self-introduction segment!!!!!!!
which then later, I kinda subsequently failed at my one-on-one journalist interviews, and my fellow-apprentice rocked at it. He was chit-chatting, making conversations with the journalists. and I was merely spilling out the words from the script I prepared the night before. I seem so...un-personable and unflexible. CAN'T BLAME ME, I DONT FEEL SAFE FREE-STYLING. NO, NO. I JUST DON'T.
Anyway here are some of the pics!
Smiling to shake off my nerves. Keep smiling! Keep beaming at the cameras! Look enthusiastic! Make love to the camera!
COOL COMPOSURE. COOL COMPOSURE. TALK ELOQUENTLY ELLA. TALK LIKE YOU'RE ON TV AND THAT BULLIED AND LACK OF PARENTAL LOVE KIDS ARE COUNTING ON YOU.
"my series of work's primary objective is to raise awareness of social issues prevalent in today's society, especially faced by children... They are often afraid to speak up due to fears of being ostracised... " / OMGOMG I ACTUALLY MANAGED TO PULL OFF THAT SENTENCE.
Others works are up there too...
Published like wheeeeoah!
Thanks Andrew for putting up with me. "Take some more! Take some more! Wait, I want to jump this time!"
He has some seriously amazing, subtle yet powerful works exhibited up there...
To sum up this experience, new friends made. New connections. New perspectives and New-found fame!!!! (Hardyharhar.... Fame still a long way to go.)
Oh finally, my ex-boss's testimonial has finally come in! Having her name spelled there is hopefullly sufficient to sway any biased-employer! HAAAAHA.
Oh I'm also writing an email to join an internship programme with a rather famed photographer met at the exhibition.... mhm, cross fingers. I need a job in the next 3 months.
All good things have come to an end... aw bittersweet. :'D
I HAD A GREAT EXPERIENCE! Although nerve wrecking at the start, to the point of scribbling my insanely last minute script on the toilet floor, LOLOLOL, I managed to pull through and kicked ass at my self-introduction segment!!!!!!!
which then later, I kinda subsequently failed at my one-on-one journalist interviews, and my fellow-apprentice rocked at it. He was chit-chatting, making conversations with the journalists. and I was merely spilling out the words from the script I prepared the night before. I seem so...un-personable and unflexible. CAN'T BLAME ME, I DONT FEEL SAFE FREE-STYLING. NO, NO. I JUST DON'T.
Anyway here are some of the pics!
Smiling to shake off my nerves. Keep smiling! Keep beaming at the cameras! Look enthusiastic! Make love to the camera!
COOL COMPOSURE. COOL COMPOSURE. TALK ELOQUENTLY ELLA. TALK LIKE YOU'RE ON TV AND THAT BULLIED AND LACK OF PARENTAL LOVE KIDS ARE COUNTING ON YOU.
"my series of work's primary objective is to raise awareness of social issues prevalent in today's society, especially faced by children... They are often afraid to speak up due to fears of being ostracised... " / OMGOMG I ACTUALLY MANAGED TO PULL OFF THAT SENTENCE.
Others works are up there too...
Published like wheeeeoah!
Thanks Andrew for putting up with me. "Take some more! Take some more! Wait, I want to jump this time!"
He has some seriously amazing, subtle yet powerful works exhibited up there...
To sum up this experience, new friends made. New connections. New perspectives and New-found fame!!!! (Hardyharhar.... Fame still a long way to go.)
Oh finally, my ex-boss's testimonial has finally come in! Having her name spelled there is hopefullly sufficient to sway any biased-employer! HAAAAHA.
Oh I'm also writing an email to join an internship programme with a rather famed photographer met at the exhibition.... mhm, cross fingers. I need a job in the next 3 months.
All good things have come to an end... aw bittersweet. :'D