I obtained this work placement as part of the Work-Based Learning Module of my university degree.

On the first day, I was given an induction on the workplace and how to operate the different machines, hardware, software, storage media and computers.

I composed emails to my clients and edited online documents and spreadsheets using Google Docs. I also wrote letters in Word to send out to clients.

I re-learned After Effects by making a short animation of white clouds floating across a blue sky, and re-learned some Premiere.

I learnt how to use Final Cut Pro to import and edit videos, downloading sound effects from the Internet to synchronise with the video, cutting at the end of every scene, and adding titles and credits.

At the end of each day, I recorded the details of my work in my diary, which can be read by potential employers as evidence of my work experience.

We were commissioned to create a short animated film about the then-upcoming London 2012 Olympics.

After the outlines of each scene were drawn onto animation cels, I painted the outlines by using acrylic paint, being careful not to go outside the outlines, then scanned the painted cels into a Mac computer and used Final Cut Pro to log each clip and stitch them all together.

I obtained this work placement as part of my secondary school's work experience programme.

I decided to produce a short audiobook based on my own characters I had created.

First, I made a mind-map about what was going to happen in the story, the settings, and the characters. I then wrote a script based on the notes I'd taken, following the conventions of scriptwriting.

Once I'd finished writing my script, I recorded it using a microphone and audio recorder. The recording took place in a quiet location, so that external noises would not disrupt my talking. I had to adjust my voice according to the characters' accents - audio is not a visual medium.

Afterwards, I uploaded the audio piece onto a computer, where I used Final Cut Pro to edit the sound, such as cutting out unnecessary silence and correcting any lines I got wrong.

Once I'd finished editing my audiobook, I created a CD label and printed it onto a blank CD, then I burnt the audiobook onto the CD. I burnt several more copies of the audio CD using a special CD burner.

I played the finished audiobook back to my colleagues and employers for them to give feedback.