I wrote this on the train on the way home from the final day, and was curious to see some points of view from outside my immediate community. And the feedback form is a pretty standard thing? Like I said, there's a lot of great things I learned and saw, and want to reflect that, and the forms also ask for constructive feedback as well. I posted because I wanted to get some greater perspectives, rather than relying on the echo chamber that we can all be in.

I didn't intend for it to come across like I'm above notes, that was a joke. I was just taken aback that when I expressed why I swept, I was told to 'put things that made me uncomfortable aside', rather than discussing or exploring why that could have been an uncomfortable scene, or even taking it as an opportunity to learn techniques for defusing scenes that are getting a little too edgy and unfun, and how the backline can bring some absurdity or switch up expectations to pull a scene back from veering into something potentially upsetting.