Lights, Camera, Action! (Part I)

The drama camp needed some extra actors to aid the elder group with a movie, and chose who, well us - the hockey group. There were 8 of us and I'm surprised that everybody survived. The rehearsals were held for 5 days, some not lasting than 1.5 hours, some spilled over 3 hours, but by the end of the week we had to have a full performance up and running. I've got to admit that running around half-naked with a rag rapped around me was somewhat strange, but everyone was forced to wear a tunic-style rags, so why do I complain? Mostly we rehearsed dances, mostly Waltz (an ironic change of scenery, compared to the practices we had earlier on in the day), it was good that it was a silent movie, basing itself on facial expressions and music, at least there wasn't a script to learn. The main part of the preparation for the movie, after the rehearsals, was the stage and props, which needed to be prepared. Naturally the stage was supposed to be a a magical forest, thus three people: Nikita, Ksenia and Me started to assemble the stage, the result of 3 hours worth of work and some imagination can be seen in the photographs below (soon to be added, technical problems at the moment). During the preparation for the movie I...
Increased awareness for my own strengths and weaknesses
Undertook new challenges
Developed new skills (never knew how to waltz, now I do)
Worked collaboratively with others