Capstone Presentation

Me

As a whole, my capstone experience was pretty stressful.  I put a lot of work into a project that ultimately didn't pan out, and I had to scramble at the last minute to pull something together.  On top of that, I've had to handle a stressful course load and a job. I'm still working on my capstone!  I have another presentation I have to give on Monday that needs to be 20 minutes long.  Luckily my film runs about 10 minutes, so I have half of it prepared.

It's pretty hard to give some kind of reflection at this point since I'm still in the mindset that I'm not finished yet.  I've also been working on  it for so long that it hasn't fully set in that I'm finished.  Once I'm able to take a step back and breathe for a minute, I hope I'll have something profound to say. Unfortunately I've never had anything profound to say, so I'm holding myself to an unrealistic standard.

Working on my portfolio has had more of an effect on me than finishing my capstone.  I've had to go and look back at everything I've done since I started here at Shepherd University.  Most of it makes me sick, but there are a few glimmers of light.  Sorry I'm not insightful right now, but I still have so much work to do I can't think.  All I can think about it this paper on propaganda in Tudor England that's due Wednesday, and I'm sure you want to read about that even less than I do.