You are required to produce a time
based piece (between 80-240 seconds long), responding to the theme “Stillness/Memory”.
Your work must feature audio, but this should not be a soundtrack. Your work
must be contextually and critically engaged, and you must reflect upon choices
made along the way, and why you have made them.
Aims:
To extend knowledge of the theoretical and applied principles of
photographic practice.
To enhance competencies in relation to expanded media, with a particular emphasis on digital,
convergent and trans-media modes of
dissemination.
To extend knowledge of the applied principles of photographic practice
in respect to project development and realisation.
Developing an awareness and understanding of the relevance of critical
texts to current photographic practice.
To Identify or respond to
external production and / or dissemination
opportunities associated
with contemporary photographic practice and delivery models.
Knowledge and Understanding
1. Identify an awareness of key debates associated with contemporary
photographic practice and delivery models
2. Demonstrate an ability to respond to the issues of photographic practice
involved in the production, distribution and consumption of images through
different modes
3. Reflect and demonstrate interpretative skills for critical analysis in
visual, written and oral forms
Transferable/Key Skills
1. Understand various forms of advanced photographic practices and delivery
models
2. Critically evaluate and reflect on current digital image creation
practices
3. Apply knowledge and problem-solving skills to inform the delivery of
independent projects (visual, written, oral)
4. Make a self-assessment of learning progress
Contextually and Critically engaging, and must reflect on the choices you made along the way (why you made them.)
Contextually and Critically engaging, and must reflect on the choices you made along the way (why you made them.)