26.9.16
Tearing apart the brief…
Dynamic:
How your work can have action involved within it?
What do you want your intended audience to do?
How can they respond to your intended communication?
Do your audience take part?
MAKE YOUR WORK RESPONSIVE TO ACTION!
Parametric:
What parameters does your create work, work within?
What boundaries do you put in place to come up with concepts and what boundaries do your intended audience have to operate within?
IS IT DIGITAL, PHYSICAL, GESTURES…?
Quantum:
How many different states can your work operate in?
e.g. If you produce a magazine can it exist in print, digital, installation, gestural movement?
IT’S A WAY AND PROCESS OF EXPANDING YOUR PORTFOLIO AND IMPORTANTLY YOUR THINKING.
When I went into my hour meeting with Dave we then discussed our favourite things and what we would like to create for our final major projects, I came up with an idea to create a crime scene like game, both as an exhibition and a website where visitors can enjoy there time and feel like they can help solve a crime. I thought of this idea as people always like to feel involved, and something interactive can help make that happen it keeps people interested and come away having remembered something interactive compared to a poster on a wall.
During the tutorial I came up with a couple of ideas so I would know this is definitely what I wanted to carry on through with, these were just a few;
Websites, forensics, add on play along, photography, join in, merchandise, blog, step by step, illustration. I want to research through the majority of these to be able to get a clear idea what I wish to achieve. We need to be able to challenge ourselves for the next 8 months a big idea is the best idea!
