Assignment (1) First 7 weeks
Research and create a 'family' of characters for animation. (minimum x 3)
Create turnarounds and character sheets for each.
Explore the characters' traits and expand data.
Assignment (2) Second 7 weeks.
Animate your characters in keeping with work in Ass (1) (30 secs)
Assignment (1) First 7 weeks
Research and create a 'family' of characters for animation. (minimum x 3)
Create turnarounds and character sheets for each.
Explore the characters' traits and expand data.
Assignment (2) Second 7 weeks.
Animate your characters in keeping with work in Ass (1) (30 secs)
This module provides an opportunity to develop a creative project which consolidates your learning on the foundation year and provides a progression to the next stage of your studies in line with your specialism. You will learn how to develop an achievable project plan, with relevant aims and milestones. You will further experiment with techniques and processes, refining your capabilities and applying them in the production of a creative outcome. The application of research to support practical outcomes will also be explored through the production of creative work. The module will support you to develop confidence in presenting your work to an audience, articulating and justifying your creative choices. The Graduate Attributes developed in this module are: Confident and Self-Aware.
This module is designed to bring together contemporary practice developments through critical and practical engagement via a personal, negotiated project.
The module will provide the opportunity to build a body of practical work based on a proposal of advanced practice at Master's level.
Students will: critically reflect and build upon their previous experience; develop new skills through experimentation and critical reflection; identify, critically explore and apply a research methodology as it applies to the specialism; critically engage with and demonstrate the development of practice; demonstrate self-direction and originality in tackling and solving problems; and act autonomously in planning and implementing tasks.
This module is designed to bring together contemporary practice developments through critical and practical engagement via a personal, negotiated project. The module will provide the opportunity to build a body of practical work based on a proposal of advanced practice at Master's level. Students will: critically reflect and build upon their previous experience; develop new skills through experimentation and critical reflection; identify, critically explore and apply a research methodology as it applies to the specialism; critically engage with and demonstrate the development of practice; demonstrate self-direction and originality in tackling and solving problems; and act autonomously in planning and implementing tasks.
This module is designed to bring together contemporary practice developments through critical and practical engagement via a personal, negotiated project. The module will provide the opportunity to build a body of practical work based on a proposal of advanced practice at Master's level. Students will: critically reflect and build upon their previous experience; develop new skills through experimentation and critical reflection; identify, critically explore and apply a research methodology as it applies to the specialism; critically engage with and demonstrate the development of practice; demonstrate self-direction and originality in tackling and solving problems; and act autonomously in planning and implementing tasks.
Welcome to your Work Based Project study area, designed to support your employer-led research project.
Here you will find the Zoom links to the Friday teaching sessions as timetabled and useful materials on business and research methodologies to facilitate your journey.
Translations:
IfATE: Work based project
University: Dissertation
Organisation: Business case / strategy
Please always refer back to the criteria in the EPA to shape and guide your WBP.
HE3 Foundation Module - Mondays and Wednesdays with Dr Ann Kolodziejski & Dr Brian Williamson
HE3 Foundation Module - Tuesday and Wednesdays with Dr Andrew Collett and Dr Kingsley Bowoto