4th April (Friday)
In accordance with previously set term we left our school at 2 o’clock. During the journey we talked and listened to music. At 7 o’clock we arrived at the airport in Warsaw, where we checked-in. Then we took off at 9 o’clock. The flight was a quite pleasurable experience. At half past ten we were already in Prague, but we had to wait until 1 p.m. for Turks. After that we went to school for lunch, which, like every other school meal was at most eatable. Then came the moment to meet families. Fortunately, my Czech parents turned out to be very nice people, just like my host – Ben. In the afternoon, we went with Adrian, his host and Ben for ice cream. After coming back home, we arranged a session in front of the computer. During the supper I started first conversation with my Czech parents. I was tired of new impressions, so I went to bed quite early.
5th April (Saturday)
Fortunately I lived near the school so I didn't to have get up early. After breakfast we went to school. There were waiting integration activities for us. Then we were divided into six groups. Each of them consisted of three Czechs, a Turk, an Italian and a Pole. We were supposed to work in these groups until the end of our stay in Prague. At first we had to choose a topic of the film, which we would accomplish through seven days. We decided to make a romantic comedy. After eating lunch with Ben, Jan and Adrian and their hosts we went to a shop for people interested in metal music. The shop was named “Nosferatu”. It’s a pity that we don’t have one in Suwalki. The next destination of our trip was a climbing wall. It was really fun! I climbed onto few of them. The night was coming, so we came back home. The supper was waiting for us and after it we went to bed.
6th April (Sunday)
That day we went to see a castle. At first we saw guard’s change. Then we visited The Golden Lane, museum of torture, throne room and saw royal insignia. In the meantime we shot a few scenes of our film. We finished sightseeing at 5 p.m. and then we went to the pizzeria with Ben, Vojte and Jan. That’s how another day in Prague ended.
7th April (Monday)
On that day we went to classes of three types: drama classes, plastic classes and dancing classes. We were divided into three groups , and each of them had different classes simultaneously. We started from drama ones, where we were learning how to play different scenes and in the end we had to prepare a horror one. Next were dancing lessons , and although I’m not into dancing, I enjoyed these classes. We learned three different types of dance. The last were art classes. We were making lemons with quite an interesting technique – by using a knife and plasticine. At the end there was lunch waiting for us at school, which couldn’t compare to our Czech parents’ meals. After leaving the school we went on a laser game. It’s like paintball, but instead of balls with paint lasers are used. It’s definitely great fun, although very exhausting. We ended the day by eating ice cream in the shopping centre.
8th April (Tuesday)
This time we were taken to a TV studio. I admit I was surprised by the amount of world class films which were shot there. Unfortunately, we couldn’t see too much because of the ongoing works. We were only shown the warehouses, although it was still an impressive view. In the afternoon we went to a department store to shoot another scenes. After that we had some free time in the shopping mall.
9th April (Wednesday)
In the morning we went to a market, but the staff on many stalls was the same. Certainly the viewpoint, from which the sight of Prague was fabulous. After the dinner we watched movies made by certain countries , then we started making initial setup of what we managed to shoot. We spent the rest of the day with Ben, at home.
10th April (Thursday)
From the sunrise we started making the setup. It was a long process. After that we watched the effects of each group’s work. The last point of our trip was visiting the Visegrad Castle and it’s casemates . We took a lot of photos. In the evening we had an official “goodbye” supper with families. Then we went back home to pack ourselves. We we going to have a flight on Friday morning.
11th April (Friday)
Unfortunately it was the last day in Prague. In the morning we had to say goodbye to our families. The Italians took off much earlier, so we had to say them goodbye the previous evening. At the airport the said goodbye to Turks and Czechs who were waiting for us at the airpoirt. Luckily we will meet some of them next year in Poland. That’s how our short trip to Czech Republic has ended.
Tomek
5th April (Saturday)
Fortunately I lived near the school so I didn't to have get up early. After breakfast we went to school. There were waiting integration activities for us. Then we were divided into six groups. Each of them consisted of three Czechs, a Turk, an Italian and a Pole. We were supposed to work in these groups until the end of our stay in Prague. At first we had to choose a topic of the film, which we would accomplish through seven days. We decided to make a romantic comedy. After eating lunch with Ben, Jan and Adrian and their hosts we went to a shop for people interested in metal music. The shop was named “Nosferatu”. It’s a pity that we don’t have one in Suwalki. The next destination of our trip was a climbing wall. It was really fun! I climbed onto few of them. The night was coming, so we came back home. The supper was waiting for us and after it we went to bed.
6th April (Sunday)
That day we went to see a castle. At first we saw guard’s change. Then we visited The Golden Lane, museum of torture, throne room and saw royal insignia. In the meantime we shot a few scenes of our film. We finished sightseeing at 5 p.m. and then we went to the pizzeria with Ben, Vojte and Jan. That’s how another day in Prague ended.
7th April (Monday)
On that day we went to classes of three types: drama classes, plastic classes and dancing classes. We were divided into three groups , and each of them had different classes simultaneously. We started from drama ones, where we were learning how to play different scenes and in the end we had to prepare a horror one. Next were dancing lessons , and although I’m not into dancing, I enjoyed these classes. We learned three different types of dance. The last were art classes. We were making lemons with quite an interesting technique – by using a knife and plasticine. At the end there was lunch waiting for us at school, which couldn’t compare to our Czech parents’ meals. After leaving the school we went on a laser game. It’s like paintball, but instead of balls with paint lasers are used. It’s definitely great fun, although very exhausting. We ended the day by eating ice cream in the shopping centre.
8th April (Tuesday)
This time we were taken to a TV studio. I admit I was surprised by the amount of world class films which were shot there. Unfortunately, we couldn’t see too much because of the ongoing works. We were only shown the warehouses, although it was still an impressive view. In the afternoon we went to a department store to shoot another scenes. After that we had some free time in the shopping mall.
9th April (Wednesday)
In the morning we went to a market, but the staff on many stalls was the same. Certainly the viewpoint, from which the sight of Prague was fabulous. After the dinner we watched movies made by certain countries , then we started making initial setup of what we managed to shoot. We spent the rest of the day with Ben, at home.
10th April (Thursday)
From the sunrise we started making the setup. It was a long process. After that we watched the effects of each group’s work. The last point of our trip was visiting the Visegrad Castle and it’s casemates . We took a lot of photos. In the evening we had an official “goodbye” supper with families. Then we went back home to pack ourselves. We we going to have a flight on Friday morning.
11th April (Friday)
Unfortunately it was the last day in Prague. In the morning we had to say goodbye to our families. The Italians took off much earlier, so we had to say them goodbye the previous evening. At the airport the said goodbye to Turks and Czechs who were waiting for us at the airpoirt. Luckily we will meet some of them next year in Poland. That’s how our short trip to Czech Republic has ended.
Tomek
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