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Reflective Chart items

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This is one of the reflective scale lists produced in the classes. The reflective scales are part of the documentation package for the final film.

  1. shoot video
  2. edit video
  3. transcode video to H.264
  4. organise files and assets
  5. make thumbnails
  6. put them into Korsakow
  7. adding keywords and SNU editing
  8. interface design
  9. exporting/previewing/sketching
  10. reading
  11. finding references
  12. drafting/planning
  13. writing
  14. editing
  15. compiling a bibliography

The Bonus On Offer

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This is a check list of what you need to get the bonus’ on offer for the final project:

PROJECT DOCUMENTATION BONUS CHECKLIST
All of these must be included, on paper, to receive the documentation bonus.

  • minutes of weekly meetings have been included
  • minutes include who there, dot points about key things discussed, and list of actions: what to be done, and who is doing them
  • the individual graphs of your strengths and weaknesses for Korsakow is included
  • the project Gantt chart is included

PROTOTYPE PRESENTATION BONUS

  • presentation of a prototype for feedback
  • second presentation of work in progress for feedback which has changed in response to the feedback received at the first presentation

Uploading your Final K-Film

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Remember for your first, individual, K-films you used a FTP program to upload them to themediastudents.net web server? For the final projects you do the same thing, but the location is slightly different. When you log in to the server using FTP please go to the im1 folder, and inside that open the projects folder (not the 2014 folder you used for your individual projects). This is where your projects go.

  • create a folder for your project
  • the folder name should be lower case, contain no spaces, or punctuation
  • inside this folder place the index.html and data folder for your Korsakow project
  • if you put it here the url to your work will be http://themediastudents.net/im1/projects/thefoldername

Copyright and Your Projects

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The final work needs to only use material that you the have rights to use. This is because the work will be published online (and no, the fact it is for education doesn’t mean you get an out, that only applies if the work is not published). If you want to use music then you need to make sure you’re allowed to. Creative commons licences are usually the simplest way to do this. Creative commons does not equal free to use though. All it means is that the rights are declared in advance, without needing to ask, unlike traditional copyright. It is perfectly possible to have creative commons licenced work that excludes any reuse. (A very good intro is this YouTube clip, and here is an outline of the different licences.

Sketch Film Assessments: Adrian

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UPDATE: These assessment sessions with Adrian (you attend all of the session) will be held in 9.2.09, that is the glass walled meeting room in the student area of level 2 in building 9.

These are the assessment times and people’s for the sketch film assessment for Adrian Miles’ students (tuesday 2:30).

Monday April 28
10am
Arthur Cortez
Jackie Matthews
Ai Vee Goh
Mardy Bridges

Wednesday April 30
2pm
Aria K.
Nadya Kwee
Tony Mai
David Spencer

3pm
Weng Yan Yap
Linh Luu
Nadine Keegan

Friday May 2
1pm
Alois Wittwer
Prani Harrison
Bryan Loh Tze Yan

The Essay Submission Form Says No

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If you go to submit your essay and the link provides a “Form Not Published” error, you are looking at when not logged in to Google with your RMIT identity. You need to be logged as a RMIT student. Why? Because I don’t want a form filled with rubbish from every dill on the internet. And also it automatically collects your RMIT name which is a simple way to confirm that you are you.