For One Last Time

Presentation Feedback On Tuesday 9th October, we, as a team, delivered a presentation that included the pitch of our idea, the inspirations that led us to this project and the research and concepts we had created so far in our studies and pre production pipeline. During this presentation as we unveiled our goal to our classmates and tutors, we also got to engage with our project in a way we never had before. As we spoke about the vision we have for our project and where we want to go moving forward, it made the work we had already done, come to life and make more sense, even to us as it's curators. After delivering our presentation and unveiling our rather inaccurate voiced animatic, we received some vital and much appreciated feedback from the group. We heard from classmates who helped us think about the overall style and direction of the story and set. We were also posed to think about the ambiance and edgy vibe that we want to produce within this piece of work. We were advis

For One Last Time As the beginning of the end starts to take effect, and the realisation that I have had my last 'first day' of my undergraduate animation course, I am filled with a feeling of uncertainty for the future but excitement for the year ahead.  This blog post will cover three main areas.  The areas of past, present and future events and progressions of my team and I's last ever project as Ulster University animation students. Jeff Lee Johnson - Blue Plate Special So how did our idea come together?  And more intriguing, how did our team manage to form?  Having been away in the States for the better part of last year, I realised that at some stage, it would be time to put my stateside adventures and studies behind me and return home to Ulster to recommence my home studies.  With this being the case, I began touching base with friends and classmates from home and began snooping out potential links and unions with them as to get myself set up for the year a