Story telling

 ATALANTA STORY TELLING - personal experience.

If I were to describe in a couple of words the recording of this story telling I would say FUNNY and TIRING. It took us about 5 hours to shoot all the scenes, as we tried to physically characterize all the characters as well as the spot. We also filmed in different locations, where we thought it would be more appropriate for each event. Our group is made up of only girls, so we had to play the roles of men. It was fun to characterize ourselves as men, the bloopers when something didn't go as expected; in short, the face to face experience we had as colleagues working for the same goal: to get a good outcome in our project. 

Regarding the story of atalanta, I consider it to be interesting as well as a bit extensive and complex to perform; however, we knew how to choose the main points to show while maintaining the essence of the story. Performing the story made me go deeper into the message it conveys because even though it is an old story there are always features that are applicable to today's reality. For example: the value of women, the betrayal of the family, the selfishness that leads to death, etc. The messages I found when playing this story are really insightful and compelling. 

It was nice to interact with my classmates as in the old days of face-to-face modality. Being back on campus brought me good memories, especially now that I am a step away from finishing my major. It has definitely been a very memorable academic experience, very meaningful as it has been accompanied with a bit of fun. This is a beautiful subject as long as the educators know how to teach it. 

In conclusion, speaking from my experience and serving as a voice for all generations on the way, it is urgent that the major returns to its respective face-to-face modality, not only for the meaningful coexistence among students but also for the more enriching lessons that are taught on campus.