Reflections are helpful for more people than just me

Another aspect of the poster is the reflection.  I like being able to include this as part of the poster...I remember the days of high school projects when the reflection was to be part of the oral experience and not the written one.  I'm quite glad I get to include it here.

The following is what I am working with now for the reflection:
I have learned and experienced so much during my semester-long internship at the M. T. Pockets Community Theatre.  Each press release and article allowed me to practice concise wording and summarizing, as well as work with new topics.  Through the freewriting exercises I did, I was able to formulate how to write an article in the most efficient way while not bogging it down with useless information. While waiting for a reply from a director, I would practice my style, focusing on being concise and consistent.  I had to continually work on my length, tone, and content when corresponding with directors in order to get pertinent answers to my questions. This was the most frustrating part of my job because I struggled with getting to the point.  The most valuable item I learned during my internship is that deadlines are vital and I must abide by them.  My internship opened my eyes to the world of freelance writing, and, though it can be stressful and irritating at times, I find it rewarding and full of possibilities.

I'd like to use some visual aids for this part...I think that it's a bit too much for the reader to take in when it's still in paragraph form.  I might try the same thing I did with the responsibilities/activities part, i.e. underlining, bolding, italicizing the most important aspects.  

Fun and now back to writing!