Creative Process Through Long Collaboration

This semester, English Literature students of batch 2020 have accomplished a brilliant achievement through the Short Movie Production class guided by Miss Dina Amelia, S.S., M.Humm. They succeeded in producing a short film entitled "The Way I Used to Be" which tells the story of an old woman, she always deserves that she is old, she is always trapped in her youth, which is the high school time. because she feels strange every time she wakes up in her home, she goes looking for her home and in the home she is looking for is not a home in the real sense but her daughter.

For a whole semester, the English Literature students worked closely together to produce this extraordinary work. From thinking of the initial idea, writing the script, location surveillance, to the final shooting and editing process, each step went through countdown. Different of opinion, technical issues, and other objects put their collection skills to the test. However, it is through these objects that a solid team is formed. Their commitment from start to finish, destroy the difficulties, led to stunt results. This success cannot be separated from the graduation of Miss Dina Amelia, S.S., M.Hum., who carefully guided the students through every stage of creation.

The results of their long struggle were finally realized, with days given to English Literature students. Gitarisza Novinka Setyorini made us proud by being warned as Script Writer, while Rizma Amalia Sa'ta dedicated to be honored as Producer. Last but not least, Sahat Prantinus Parulian Kaban as director. This award is a recognition of their dedication in the process of making this short movie project.

Support from the Head of English Literature

Not only the direct guidance from Miss Dina Amelia, S.S., M.Hum., but also the full support from the Head of English Department, Mr. Suprayogi, S.S., M.Hum., has been the main driving force in this existence. Mr. Suprayogi felt very proud of the work produced by his students and expressed his commitment in support students' positive activities to develop their interests, talks, and skills in the fields of literature.

The students' success in producing this powerful and meaningful short movie is not only a personal achievement, but also reflections the passion and dedication inherent in English Literature education at University of Teknokrat Indonesia. This existence reminds us of the potential that students have in making a positive impact through art. The short film "The Way I Used to Be" is not only a environment to the collection that returned in an outstanding work, but also a good reflection that a good education and solid support are the keys to succeed in producing influential and inspiring works.

Creative Process Through Long Collaboration

This semester, British Literature students have achieved a remarkable achievement through Short Movie Production class guided by Miss Dina Amelia, S.S., M.Humm. They managed to produce a short film piece called "The Way I Used to Be" which raised the story of an old woman, she always forgot that when she was old, she was always trapped in her youth, which was because she felt unfamiliar every night she woke up sleeping in her house, she went looking for her house and eventually the house she was looking for was not a house in her true sense but her son.

During a full semester, English students of Literature worked together to produce this remarkable work. From thinking of early ideas, writing scripts, location surveys, to final imaging and editing, every step goes through countless challenges. Different opinions, technical problems, and other obstacles to test their collaboration skills. But instead, through this obstacle, a solid team formed. Their commitment from beginning to end, although faced with many difficulties, brings astonishing results. This success has not escaped the guidance of Miss Dina Amelia, S.S., M.Hum., who carefully guided students through every stage of creativity.

The result of their long struggle finally came true, with the award given to British Literature students. Gitarisza Novinka Setyorini boasts the award of Script Writer, while Rizma Amalia Sa'ta deserves respect as a Producer. No less important, Sahat Prantinus Parulian Kaban as a director. This award is the recognition of their dedication in the process of producing short movie projects this time.

Support from the Head of the English Literature Studies Program

Not only is it direct guidance from Miss Dina Amelia, S.S., M.Humm, but also full support from the British Literature Chaprodi, Mr. Suprayogi, S.S., M.Hum., has been the main thrusters for this achievement. Mr. Suprayogi felt very proud of the work produced by his students and expressed commitment in supporting positive student activities to develop interest, talent, and skills in English literature.

The student's success in producing a work of short, meaningful film is not only a personal achievement, but it also reflects the spirit and dedication that is attached to English education at the University of TEKNOcrat Indonesia. This achievement reminds us of the potential that students have in presenting a positive impact through art. The short film "The Way I Used to Be" is not just a testament to collaboration that produces extraordinary works, but it also reflects that good education and strong support are the key to success in producing the work that affects and inspires. (EDHO ADP)

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