SCME9305B Major Production Project (Part 2)

Mr Richard Back

Topic Not Available in 2020

2020

4 x 2-hour workshops weekly
1 x 4-hour supervised study weekly

1 Admission into MVEED-Master of Visual Effects and Entertainment Design
1a Admission into MVEEDA-Master of Visual Effects and Entertainment Design [1 year]
Must Satisfy: ((1 or 1a))

Assignment(s), Practical work

This topic represents the late production and post-production stages of the Major Production Project, in conjunction with the topic SCME9305A. Based on the work done in the research and development stages and utilising the feedback from industry professionals, as well as the advanced creative and technical skills developed in the creative workshops, students will work in teams towards producing a minimum three minute industry standard digital project.

This topic aims to:

develop advanced creative, technical and theoretical knowledge as part of the creation of a major digital project and apply advanced techniques in digital production
require students to work in teams over an extended time to produce a major digital media project
require students to work to an industry standard in the production of a major project
provide students with the opportunity to develop their own intellectual property

On completion of this topic students will be able to

demonstrate an advanced knowledge of, and proficiency in, the use of relevant industry software and hardware used in the digital production pipeline
demonstrate the ability to apply cutting-edge techniques and knowledge to the creation of new products and new conceptual approaches
identify, analyse, and justify their place and purpose in the full production pipeline, and demonstrate their ability to meet complex and interrelated milestones as part of the pipeline
work in large and/or complex multidisciplinary teams, whilst being accountable for their own professional and personal contribution
demonstrate the ability to apply advanced technical, cognitive, research and creative skills, and knowledge in digital production and entertainment design to independently plan, develop and produce substantial research based film projects
demonstrate the ability to create their own intellectual property, including pre-production, production and post-production/marketing

Key dates and timetable

Timetable details for 2020 are no longer published.

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