Below is a photo of my white card model for my prelim
presentation.
Because this project was a full design process it was really
good to sit through everything and realise that the more you did something the
quicker you get at it, for example technical drawings, I had so many to do for
this project and the more I did them the less mistakes I was making, the faster
I was doing them, and the more I found myself enjoying them! I know that before
I used to look at technical drawings and think ‘oh god, that’s going to take me
ages’ but I honestly grew a large fondness for technical drawings and now want
to learn how to become even better at them. Another thing I found really good
was having a budget and coming to the conclusion during my prelim that I wouldn’t
be able to afford everything I wanted and I would need to make sacrifices which
is something I did for my final presentation so it would be cheaper for the
production but still create the impact I wanted to create.
My final presentation for Macbeth went well, I made sure
that I had enough pazaz to please my tutors and gave my costume, props, construction,
and scenic hand outs in school jotters to tie in with the setting of my design
and to get people in the mood which I think worked well! I know that doing
presentations I get really nervous and end up talking quite fast which is something
that I need to work on so that people understand everything clearly.
Below are photographs of my model box from my final presentation.
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