The image below was the layout we as a team finalised and agreed upon as our ideal display concept for the End of Year Show. As the time for setting up the show approached, we, along with the other teams and projects, have been able to paint a picture of the final layout and design of the room. Because of this, as teams, we are now able to discuss where the best possible layout out, not for each team, but the best layout that highlights everyone's work in the best way possible. A design that is both organised, yet effective for the purpose of the show. It was decided that we, along with two individual projects, would share the separate room space that we assumed we would be able to have to ourselves. Because of this change, we as a team had to rearrange our design to implement these changes and plot out our next move for how we were going to present our project. After spending a day moving and adjusting equipment, we as a team set up four Macs on the two tables
As the time to submit our project approaches faster than ever, it feels right to look back yea, at the last several months, yes over the last year of Uni, but also, over the last four years I have spent at Ulster University. This year was a year of superior unsurity, yet a feeling of excitement and wonder about what the FInal Year journey would be like. Being in the team I find myself in, was an amazing thing for me. Never in my four years as an Ulster University student, have I had more confidence in the ability and determination of a group of people to achieve a task wholeheartedly and true. Lorna, Cassie and Megan? You guys were the best team I could ask for in my Final Year of University *sniffle sniffle bleh* Taking on a virtual reality project brought with it many challenges both personally for myself and for us as a team. For myself, I found the technicalities and new software hard to adapt to. Having been out of the animation game for a year as I studied abroad, m