6- Final Project

DUE: Three deadlines see Assignment Brief for deadline

The final project for this class must demonstrate an understanding of the concepts discussed in the course. The guidelines are extremely flexible: you should show that you understand the techniques and software discussed, that you can incorporate principles of good filmmaking/storytelling, and that you have the creativity and dedication to produce a sophisticated piece.

You will have ample class time both to work on the project itself, as well as to use me, and your fellow students, as resources. You needn’t produce a catalog of every single concept we discussed in class. I am most concerned that you produce a thought-provoking and personal piece, one that you can really be proud of as an artist.

The final result should be a piece that you would be proud to show in your portfolio or at a film festival! You are also welcome to collaborate with other individuals on your final, or in small groups- which you will pitch during your one on one proposal meeting.

Final project benchmarks and deadlines:

Proposal & Storyboards- see Assignment Brief for deadline

You will be presenting your brief Final Project proposal to the professor and a small group.. This should be presented in a designed document (google slides, pdf, other) with any appropriate design theming, typed up/drawn out concept note, and any thumbnails and/or boards saved in pdf format.

Please have all proposal materials rendered out as movie files (.mp4) with compression to maintain an appropriate file size (h.264 compression)

Please label clearly and upload to our class course drive here under Proposal and/or Process.

First Draft Submission- see Assignment Brief for deadline

Please have all first draft versions/materials rendered out as movie files (.mp4) with compression to maintain an appropriate file size (h.264 compression)

Please label clearly and upload to our class course drive here under Drafts.