SCME2109 Multimedia Production Part 2

Mr Shane Bevin

2020

4.5

1 x 1-hour lecture weekly
1 x 2-hour workshop weekly

1 Admission into BCADM-Bachelor of Creative Arts (Digital Media)
1a Admission into BCAVEED-Bachelor of Creative Arts (Visual Effects and Entertainment Design)
1b Admission into BCAHVEED-Bachelor of Creative Arts (Honours) (Visual Effects and Entertainment Design)
2 SCME1003 - Essential Multimedia
Must Satisfy: (((1 or 1a or 1b)) or (2))

Basic computer skills

Topic coordinator's approval required for enrolment.

Multimedia Production Part 2 builds on the practical skills and knowledge introduced in Multimedia Production Part 1. This topic presents a practical overview of various digital media processes. A mix of design-based projects allows students to learn advanced multimedia design and production techniques while working to realistic project briefs.

This topic aims to allow students to:

gain experience working as a team member in a creative multimedia production environment
gain experience in a range of multimedia production techniques
create and manipulate composite images and digital texts
increase fluency with the critical vocabulary and concepts needed to discuss digital media design at a professional level

On completing this topic students will:

have become aware of a range of technical and design options contributing to high quality digital presentation
have demonstrate their ability to use original photographic and digital images in multimedia production
be able to draft the necessary pre-production documentation that guides digital production - user documentation, scoping documents, site maps, storyboards, and non-linear scripts
have become aware of the design principles and production processes underlying the combination of text, photographic and drawn images in an interactive, digital environment

Key dates and timetable

Timetable details for 2020 are no longer published.

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