Month: April 2016
Dramatic Development, Time, and Story Structure
The dramatic curve was a stand out aspect in this reading as it allowed me to look at a narrative structure from a different perspective. Having it presented as a graph enabled me to understand the st... Read MoreDiscipline of Noticing – John Mason
Discipline of noticing The reading this week by John Mason was about the different forms of noticing and different ways we can learn from what we notice in every day life. A quote that stoof out to me... Read MoreWhat Makes a Good and Bad Interview?
After Louise spoke at the lectorial about the ‘four W’s in an interview’, I began thinking about these W’s and how they help to make a great interview. It’s important to keep in mind why... Read MoreLooking at Photographs
This week’s reading by Victor Burgin suggests that photographs can actually be read by viewers. Burgin tends to relate photographs and texts together, implying there is a definite link between the t... Read MoreChosing a Subject
As soon as project 3 brief was announced I was so excited and immediately began thinking of possible subjects. I thought about who had a particular aspect of themselves they could openly talk about, w... Read More- 3 of 3
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