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For our social media awareness and content, our character artist, Megan and myself will be overseeing this area.  I will contribute and supervise the Facebook side of content, and Megan will oversee the Instagram side of things.  Together, we have produced a list of potential and decisive components that we want to include within our social media pages for The Happy Place.  These will involve the areas of 'meeting the team', concepts from pre production, developments of the team and project, as well as giving our followers small, regular insights into the Happy Place and what they can expect to see when we present our final piece.
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 Below is a screenshot of our current Facebook page as it stands.  With posts relating to our team and content of our early concept work, we have built up a small following of friends, family and students who are keen to see how our project developments from now, until the date of premiering our work.


I created the cover photo for our Facebook page and began posting images and clips to raise awareness of our project.  Below are some of the posts, images and contents that have found their way onto our page so far -

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In addition to these posts, I recently created a quick video featuring the step by step process we have gone through to create the Pit Stop (the waiting room for The Happy Place).  This starts with initial drawing and sketches and leads up to the final environment as we see it today -


Currently, Megan has shared almost the same images as myself, minus all of the individual posts of team members.  Here is a screenshot of the Instagram page as it stands -


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