Digital Film production is the first of the 3no. Level 1 courses required. I begun this course in November 2013 and ended it in 2015.
At the moment I am with my second course, Expressing your Vision (EyV), which I begun in November 2015.
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Note that this blog is a form of self expression and a learning tool, all opinions and ideas expressed on it are part of my own learning process.
Many thanks,
Maria
EXPRESSING YOUR VISION - Learning Outcomes
It is recommended to annotate the learning outcomes in the learning log to keep the focus of the course. I should remember through the course that the aims are to:
- begin using technical and visual skills appropriately
- produce practical work which uses the above understanding and demonstrate skills of personal engagement, enquiry, imagination and experimentation
- develop my understanding of contemporary and historical approaches to photography
- introduce critical analysis and self-appraisal of ideas, processes and outcomes.
On successful completion I'll be able to:
- create images that demonstrate a practical and conceptual understanding of how to apply techniques and visual skills
- show initial ability in translating ideas into personal imagery
- conduct a procedure of research, development and production in relation to the course themes
- begin to reflect on the various levels of meaning in your own and others' photography.
DIGITAL FILM PRODUCTION - Learning Outcomes
- demonstrate an ability to use creative visual techniques to achieve an intended meaning, atmosphere and mood in a moving image sequence
- demonstrate a basic understanding of how audio can enhance visual content
- demonstrate an understanding of the basics of narrative development, rhythm and pace
- reflect perceptively on my own learning experience and demonstrate the ability to continue this approach to learning independently.
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