Specialist Study

Reflection of the Course so far Before you can start your Final Major Project (FMP), you need to produce a reflection of each of the projects you have completed since starting the UAL course. Reflect on, review and summarise your progress and achievements through the first 12 units of the qualification. You should outline the knowledge, skills, and understanding you have acquired. What you know now, and what it means to you, compared with what you knew and could do before you started the course. This will be used to write a rationale for your choice of discipline or disciplines and your project proposal. It also provides an opportunity for you to explain your reasons for choosing a particular discipline or discipline and to outline both your immediate and longer-term aspirations. This will be the first stage of the FMP and it helps you with deciding on a brief for the FMP.  If you like you can use a grid-like this to help you remember and structure your reflections: ...

I made an 8-millimetre tape film which took around 3 seconds. we painted on transparent tape, using different coloured ink, then let it dry and played it in the telecine projector. is always good to learn new things and get more knowledge about film. Doing this activity today will help me later on working on things that can potentially be part of my next project, helping me add up to my portfolio.

The importance of multi-culture in Brexit. will Brexit have a negative impact in multiculturism What is culture/ multicultural What is Brexit When it's happened What are the consequences What are the reasons the language of racism I chose to work on a contrast essay because I want to discuss how life in London will change for the British citizens without the multicultural society living in the UK at the moment. I chose to work on Brexit because it is one of the main issues happening in the UK and by working on it, I expect to get more knowledge about it, and at the same time learn more about British identities. Brexit is the leaving of the UK from the EU, it was a public vote known as referendum with 52% opting for the leaving side. The choice for the exit was determined through a referendum voted on the 23rd of June 2016 by 17.4 million people. This result also ended up costing the resignation of the Prime Minister of England at the time, David Cameron, who advocated ...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m000dnk8/spotlight-late-news-22012020 I am aiming to work on a newscast structured film. In which will look similar to the news in the link above. I chose a newscast because I have achieved my aims with documentaries and thought about a short film but I would be short on actors and to avoid delays in my project I   decided to do something else, where I can also put in practice some VFX. I want CNN Meteorologist Derek Van Dam reports from Miami Beach, which is experiencing sustained winds of over 70 mph.

DeepFake/ Truth  The specialist study of the FMP have the theme of truth The specialist study: Is a piece of academic writing (essay). Clear structure. Includes referencing, bibliography Explore a theoretical perspective that interests you. e.g: to what extent is the news truthful e.g: drawing on action movies e.g: an exploration of "fly the wall" documentary e.g: truth in adverts DeepFake  very convincing AI spoof videos tech is advancing very rapidly how do you know whether news are official or fake? source of news should help us know if it is fake Truth in the media  Fyre Documentary- the greatest party that never happened Biggest scam of the recent years: sold a festival that never happened based on slick advertising using influencers  The event was secondary to the selling of it Influencers, celebrity is predicated on promoting a celebrity version of themselves, is the fyre fiasco a reflection of this?  Ad...