#project brief

[illustrationcoursework6]

Final Idea

The story I chose for my project was the story of The Lambton Worm, this is due to the fact that, out of all the stories I had considered, it had the most potential for puppetry and the most vivid imagery. I would also hope that through my project, I can bring more attention to the story and possibly garner a wider audience interested in British folktales and mythology.

The audience I would hope to garner through this would be a broad one, I am hoping to appeal to everyone but families and older-aged children would probably be the target audience (due to the distressing scenes within the story). I would also want to appeal to fans of puppetry by utilising multiple techniques and styles of puppetry, such as marionettes, stop-motion, hand puppets and shadow puppetry.

What I am hoping to create, is a humorous short film recounting the story of the Lambton Worm, told through narration and puppetry. With the visuals, I want it to utilse the folk traditional style of puppet booths with cardboard props and set cards that get changed out with each scene. I am hoping to also utilise a bunch of different styles of puppetry and visuals, including pagan/celtic/medieval inspired textile work to invoke the period in which it is set.

[illustrationcoursework6]

Brief

For this project, we are tasked with visualising a narrative (be it fictional, non-fictional or faction), into a medium of our choosing.

The outcome should effectively portray the narrative in a concise and effective way, utilising it's chosen medium to further the themes/story in the chosen text.

Within this project, I am hoping to experiment in mediums I haven't before to fully push myself with depicting narratives. Because of this, i'm going to try and avoid digital/traditional illustration for my final piece.

[illustrationcoursework4]

Brief

In short, the project brief surrounds the goal of creating an abstract artwork based on one of the 12 given texts. The finished product has to convey the story/message non-figuratively, relying on shape language and symbolism instead of human expression and character. It also has to be split into 12 different outcomes, examples being 12 pages of a book, 12 sculptures/art pieces, or 12 scenes to a film. These 12 outcomes have to each portray a separate segment of the story, so that the story can be read in a certain pattern.

[k00318884]

Today we were given a new brief for the graphic design class. Anthropocene, first time hearing this word, but okay.

From my understanding, it means a time period where humans are the most Influential to the planet Earth.

[i4technolab]

Writing a Project Brief for a Software Development Agency: 6 Things to Consider

Whether you operate as a startup business or an international company in need of a unique software solution writing a solid project brief is

Whether you operate as a startup business or an international company in need of a unique software solution writing a solid project brief is essential. The reason for that is simple – IT projects are quite difficult to manage from their inception to launch without management difficulties.

Given the complexity of software application development, many companies opt for outsourcing rather than risk a potential loss of precious resources. Even if you opt for outsourcing, however, you still need to provide the development agency with a detailed outline of what it is you’re after. Writing platforms such as Trust My Paper, Evernote, and Top Essay Writing should become pivotal elements of your project brief writing, editing, and formatting processes. Properly utilizing dedicated writing tools to create a cohesive software development brief will subsequently lead to positive end-product outcomes, such as:

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Read our ‘understanding the design process’ blogs with part 1 of ‘Creating the Perfect Product Design Brief’ https://conficio.design/creating-the-perfect-product-design-brief-part-1/  

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Film Narrative 2 - New Project, Who’s This?

Time for a new project. Introducing: The Independent Project, brought to you by Film Narrative 2!

The Independent Project:

We are going to be splitting into groups of 4-5 people to create a 2 minute short film. This film will not have dialogue, but sound will play an important role. This project will give us the chance to be more experimental with our sound design. Score is allowed, but not for the whole film.

Initial Ideas:

Something folklore based / witchy. Maybe based around scottish/celtic mythology or legends? Some sort of ritual to summon a creature, as that allows for interesting score, elemental sounds, and creating a ‘creature’ sound.

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