The aim of this essay is to explore and describe different ways teacher students experience evaluation of an aesthetic learning process during production of a film. The result shows a lack of coherence between the initial expectations, which are focused on technical skills, and the later opinion which recommends the teacher to reward personal expressions. The students also show a great variety in attitudes to the thought of grades as a threat towards creativity. They seem to consider other students as more depending on grades compared to themselves. The differences between the negative and the positive group are very obvious but show no significant correlations to other group features. The students recommends the teacher to focus on expressions and messages during the assessment of their work. The study also focuses on the problem of evaluating and grading media literacy and computer skills as they are described within the examination order.