Balancing Roles And Responsibilities

 As mentioned in my previous blog, this is a team project, and the team members are Sabari Raj, Akhilesh Kumar, and myself. We all share a similar set of skills, which makes it easy for us to collaborate effectively and work together seamlessly. While this is an advantage, it did make it a bit challenging to assign specific roles and responsibilities. In the end, we decided to share them, ensuring that each of us could contribute to all aspects of the project.

I'm handling the post-production work with my teammate, as we can complete the tasks quickly and efficiently. This also gives us the opportunity to contribute more ideas and share our opinions, improving the overall quality of the project. Story writing is something I enjoy, and while I’m not claiming to be a professional, I’m confident in my ability to write scripts for the scenes and bring the story to life.

I’m not particularly fond of the lengthy process of handling legal issues, and while I’ve never personally dealt with them, movies have made me feel like I’ve experienced it firsthand. However, I do respect the importance of giving recognition to an artist's work. With that in mind, I’ve taken it upon myself to ensure that the sound scores we use are free from copyright issues.

To wrap it up, while we all have our individual preferences and strengths, we’ve come together as a team to tackle every aspect of the project. Whether it's post-production, scriptwriting, or handling legal concerns, each of us has stepped up to ensure the project runs smoothly. It's all about collaboration, respect, and making sure every detail is in place for the best possible outcome.

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