On the air responses

Hana Tichá

Here are my few lines concerning the project.

This video project was the first collaborative project the kids had ever done. In the beginning, some of them were really enthusiastic; they had big plans and they wanted their work to be amazing, professional and flawless. However, later on they they suddenly felt their plans had fallen through - they got a little trapped in the stage of 'Oh, it's not as wonderful as we thought it would be'. They simply came to the inevitable point in the process of creation - doubts. However, they carried on working hard. To cut a long story short, they liked their work in the end, especially because all the participants and I had kept our fingers crossed for them and they finally received a lot of support and positive feedback. To sum it up, it’s been priceless experience for them; they’ve learned from their 'mistakes' but they’ve also learned to be more realistic in their expectations. Now they realize that some tasks that appear to be a piece of cake may actually require a lot of skill, effort, efficient team work (and a bit of luck too). And it’s always necessary to be humble and keep on working.