My technique lately seems to be to apply for jobs no matter how unqualified I think I might be and if I’m successful, worry about it the night before I start work. I hate myself for this technique sometimes but it always pays off in the end! I first came across Sheffield Doc/Fest through a friend and as soon as I read into the festival, I knew I wanted to be involved. I’m Rachel Hagreen a second year student at the Lincoln School of Media. I’ve always either had my head in fiction as part of the course or freelancing to earn a bit of brass, so I figured I should open the door to documentary production too.
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My technique lately seems to be to apply for jobs no matter how unqualified I think I might be and if I’m successful, worry about it the night before I start work. I hate myself for this technique sometimes but it always pays off in the end! I first came across Sheffield Doc/Fest through a friend and as soon as I read into the festival, I knew I wanted to be involved. I’m Rachel Hagreen a second year student at the Lincoln School of Media. I’ve always either had my head in fiction as part of the course or freelancing to earn a bit of brass, so I figured I should open the door to documentary production too.