MFC6022 - Creative Media

Objectives:

On successful completion of the module, students will be able to:
Present a detailed design concept/pitch for a creative media
Produce a piece of creative media which demonstrates professional aptitude and process
Demonstrate applied practical skill in their chosen field

Content:

In this module students have the opportunity to employ the knowledge and technical skills obtained through previous module(s) to produce something substantial for their career portfolio.
The artefact may take a range of forms – a short audio-visual piece, a photography exhibition or book, a web site or some other media artefact. It is intended that the term ‘artefact’ be interpreted broadly.
Each student will propose and negotiate an appropriate concept for the project. The module coordinator must approve the original concept before the student proceeds. The student will them present/pitch their design, research and planning around the middle of semester 1 . It is expected that the student be able to provide an evidenced proposal to support their concept.
Group work is not permitted

Learning and Teaching Information:

The scheme below assumes recruitment of 30.
This module involves a high level of independent study/work supported by individual tutorials.
After the Presentation there will be a ‘feedback’ week where directed instruction and guidance can be focused on individual projects.
Students will be given a named specialist support tutor for technical support and queries.

Lectures
Contact hours: 4
Intended group size: 1

Tutorials
Contact hours: 18
Intended Group size: Individual

Independent Guided Study
Hours: 172

Further details relating to assessment
All forms of assessment are linked to a single project.
Students must complete and submit all forms of assessment to be eligible to pass the module.
Not available as a half-module.

Other relevant matters
In the event of resit, the student will negotiate with the module co-ordinator to agree an appropriate production and resolve issues of access to equipment.

Assessment: