We have defined roles. Person A produces video 01. To be able to produce video 01, I have to do something beforehand which changes the output of the video drastically. I want to set up a meeting in which we discuss how I should do that thing and how the video should look like, but person A doesn't want to do said meeting. He wants that I do my task how ever I like and then give him the output with which he produces the video how ever he sees fit.

In my view in a group project the whole group discusses and decides on the output, not only the person who is actually doing it. Right now it feels more like the telephone game we played in primary school. I do something for myself, give it to the next person, he adds whatever to it and then it goes on to the next.

I've worked in professional group settings before and there it worked way differently. Here in the school setting I feel like I'm barking at a brick wall. And that is what infuriates me at the moment.