- Better communication skills
- Further development in design (characters, environment, etc)
- Learning to work for a client instead of own ideas.
- Perhaps collaboration with other people/disciplines?
- Better research skills
- Better time planning
- Further development Animation
- Working multiple projects at the same time (while staying sane)
- Expand my portfolio
- Networking.
List we created as a group: What do WE want to get out of Responsive?
- Win stuff!
- Things to avoid
- Make briefs relevant to you, mould them.
- Get out of your comfort zone *
- Produce work on a range of formats, expand your practice
- Communication and network skills
- Where does our work fit? Refine your practice
- How to work for someone else, what does the client want
- *Where to get help with areas we aren't confident in
- Deadlines and working multiple projects at once
- Finished work->Portfolio->Online presence
What does the class think?
- Win stuff ->Money/pride/trophy
- Exposure ->recognition/publicity/fame
- Connections
- Build a portfolio -> distinct/range/commercial/individual
- Collaboration -> discipline/clients/experts
- Experience
- Placements/Work etc
- Awareness of the competition (trends/quality)
- Real world deadlines
- Where in the industry to fit.
10 reasons competition briefs are useful
- Freedom of choice
- Get to deal with solid deadline
- Chance to stand out from group of people.
- Win material prizes
- Lets you do what you actually want to do
- Help you make your work more commercial/what kind of work you want to make
- Good for networking with other competitors
- Keep up with trends in the industry
- No clients to deal with back and forth
- confidence boosting.
Class:
- Freedom choice
- Open to creative interpretation
- Strict deadlines
- Driving standards up
- Risk taking
- Confidence boosting
- Comparison to other practitioners
- Showing off
- Experience
For next time we have to choose our briefs from YCN and answer a set of few questions to understand the brief better:
- What is the problem?
- Who will benefit?
- What's the audience?
- What is expected to communicate
- How to be delivered?
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