Treks 1 and 2 frustrated me to the core. Not from any technical problems occurring during the editing or blogging, or even the ways in which I found my "Art," just the fact that I sold my soul. I don't believe any of this stuff is really art and by doing these treks I feel I'm betraying a part of who I am. I wanted to learn how to make feature films not "Artistic" expressions. You can argue that anything is "Art" but calling one thing by another doesn't change that original thing. It's all BULLSHIT! to me and that's one of the things that ate at me during treks 1 and 2.
Second would be that everyone in this School of Film is a hypocrite. You preach that everyone can create "Art" but then you criticize it for falling short of that word. You say what we do is "Art" but after the grading process it isn't, doesn't meet those standards of "Art." What is "Art" then, what you consider it to be. Now I thought it was suppose to be expression but you guys clearly contradict yourselves. Problem number two for me.
By the way, the reason "Art" is put in quotations is because that word has lost all meaning. What you consider "Art" needs to be revised.
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