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Deadline |
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Flash Art Film Festival |
June 4 |
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Phive Phab Photos |
June 12 |
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Song Imagery Festival |
June 12 |
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Summative Marks
As you know, the summative mark in any course is worth 30%.
Since this course has no final exam, your final projects are your summative.
These are the two that were announced a few weeks ago: your Song Imagery project and a final Photo Shoot.
Song Imagery is a much bigger project, but for those of you keen on submitting really excellent photos, here’s the deal:
· You can choose what portion of the summative your Photo Shoot will be worth, either zero %, 5% or 10% of your final course mark.
· This means you don’t have to do the final shoot if you want to focus all your energy on Song Imagery, which after all does include a lot of photography. In this case, Song Imagery is worth 30% of your course mark.
· If you want the Photo Shoot to count for 10% of the course mark (meaning the Song Imagery would count for 20%), you must submit 5 or more shots. Choose 5% and it can be based on 2 shots. Either way, they should be STUNNING, AMAZING, BEAUTIFUL, POWERFUL shots that you took recently (in the last month) that haven’t been used anywhere else.
· In either case, leave your final work (only – don’t include any other files) in the folder AWT4/Final Shoot.
· This folder must contain 2 or 5+ high resolution (at least filling the screen) jpegs (NOT PSDs), each with a title and your name as a filename e.g. Flying Cow- Joe Student.jpg
· It must also contain a short writeup. The best form of writeup is a quick Powerpoint. You know the format by now: a slide with the pic occupying the whole screen, followed by a slide with a smaller version of the pic and this info:
o The title
o The shooting date, time and exact location
o Any explanation you want to give. At least describe what we’re looking at – it’s not always obvious e.g. my grandmother bathing her hamster under moonlight. It’s to your advantage to say more, such as:
§ Technical tricks e.g. enhanced lighting, long exposure
§ WHY you included the pic – what’s your point, why do you think it’s great (remember your photo principles?)
§ What processing you did in PShop
Song Imagery is well-explained in the project webpage. Be sure to review:
· What’s expected
· What folders and files you must have (and not have)
· How to produce something beautiful and get a higher mark