Friday, 22 April 2016

Peer Review

On the 21-04-16 I had my rescheduled Peer Review session because I had missed the first one.
I was partnered up with Kane Layland  who looked at my work and judged what I had done well and what I needed to improve on for each Learning Outcome.

LO5: Demonstrate knowledge of the fundamental techniques, materials and processes associated with your subject.
Improvements: 

  • annotate contact sheet 
  • try editing styles like the photographers you've searched to help show understanding 
  • add something to show process and technical knowledge
Strengths:

  • You've used a variety of shooting formats:- i.e. played with landscape and fashion photography.
  • using different formats of photography (suggested to stear away from phone photography
  • Liked the use of layout in narrative book 
LO6: Make judgements and present arguments through engagement with fundamental historical, cultural and ethical concepts and theories associated with your subject.
Improvements:

  • focus more on artists style and what you got from the work rather than their back story
  • annotate work/ images 
Strengths:

  • good amount of artist research looking into different styles and types of artists.
  • putting older shooting styles into current day
LO7: Demonstrate a range of approaches to creative and experimental problem solving. 

Improvements: 

  • talk about what went well and what didn't in evaluation- discuss how you overcame the problems adopted
Strengths:

  • Good evaluation of phone shoot on way to uni 
LO8: communicate the development of you ideas clearly using text, image or object.
Improvements: 

  • Talk more about plans for shoots and how to improve in future shoots- re-shoot if necessary to show progression 
  • play around with editing techniques more
Strengths:

  • after changing ideas for narrative you have a lot clearer views of what you are doing, showing clearer development
  • can see a clear development throughout work 
LO9: Demonstrate fundamental subject - specific and transferable skills relevant to your practice and future career. 
Improvements: 

  • perhaps put group work such as PowerPoints into your logbook 
Strengths:

  • good self evaluation of group crits
  • sowing definite transferable skills in public speaking etc. 
  • good work in workshops- working with others
  • traveling for models and prepping for shoots is good  (maybe say how ouu found model)
LO10: Evidence independent planning and time-management in the development of your work. 
Improvements: 

  • as you went into areas such as cambridge talk in advance about planning what you are bringing and times etc
strengths: 

  • reshoot of holding images is done alot better - can see big improvement 

overall I think this Peer Review helped a lot, as I found out exactly what i needed to do inmy work to improve

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