#proprac

Notes from the launch:

15 credit

Short term plan for after graduating 24 months

Research into future perspectives

Considering your creative future

Based on your skills and interests

Create a 10 min presentation

Up to date cv

Action plan, which you say what you’re doing after uni

Next 24 months

Blog with supporting evidence

Everything thats in the presentation backed up on a blog

Options:

Start a business, have support from someone in this field of business, how it would start in the first two years, develop a business plan

Becoming and artist or design practitioner, building a website, artist statement, interviews with relevant practitioners, what kind of artist practitioner

Education, PGCE, one day workshop on the subject you would be teaching. Reflect on the curriculum age group and key skills level

MA/PHD, prep for post grad study, find the right course, prep work and statement for applications, website pitching your work, refine your practise

Unsure, present an investigation in finding a range of suitable professional roles relevant to your skills. Conduct interviews with creative professionals, company/studio visits, day work experience and consultations with specialists, training days, working on a live project, statement of intent, no longer than 350 words defining your journey/research, reflect your 2 year road map

Options above are just a guide

Every other week:

2nd March - whole day (skills audit workshop)

Identifying your key creative aspects

16th March- small group peer lead discussions

Small focus groups discussing individual thoughts

30th March- 1 hour submissions requirements, last session before easter

27th April - individual tutorials, tweaking what you have

11th May - Presentation, no online submission, no deadline for blog, either in your power point or done online

Next steps:

Email, agency Tiff (Step mum) knows, get some questions ready

Website

CV

Research Design Agencies

For this project we where put in to teams and given the choice of five briefs, each had been real briefs issued in industry over the past few years. Immediately making a strong relationship with the group we dived straight in and chose a typography themed brief. We felt it gave us the most scope to show off our skills. We also felt that because some of the other briefs where for existing companies, that may add extra pressure for us because we felt said companies already had great promotional material. 

So off the bat we decided it would be a good start to get an online presence so created our Facebook page and immediately started posting relevant. Me and a few of the others in the group also created short original videos that we felt would hit home with our demographic. The facebook page was a great start and got us going in the direction we needed to be going in and also provided a good place for all of us to produce original content.

After the first week we hit a little bit of a road block with ideas and some of the initial ideas that we had and wanted to work with didn’t quite come to fruition. Personally during week 2 and 3 of the project I was quite ill and didn’t provide the input I would have liked too, this included me missing some of our presentations. I felt like at this stage I may have let the team down a small bit but they reassured me that as long as the final product was completed there would be no problems.

So after a few long weeks of misdirection we finally established a steady direction and opted to go for a video to raise awareness of homelessness in our city. We went down this route as it was become too far fetched to raise awareness for problems further away from home and whilst walking around Cardiff we noticed it was a growing issue. We reached out to a few homeless shelters looking for some kind of interview that we could integrate typography into but had no response so took the project into our own hands and came up with our concept. We decided to take shots of the town centre and track typography to the walls with a voice over in time with the typography.