100% agree. Trying to do things that are beyond your current experience, making the best stab at it you can, and then looking around for how to do it better: th

100% agree. Trying to do things that are beyond your current experience, making the best stab at it you can, and then looking around for how to do it better: that's a superb way to learn. I've been employing it all this year to rapidly transition from animation to live-action films. It works very well, not least because after bashing your head off a suboptimal solution to a problem, you're far more likely to remember the best-practise way of doing it.