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How to explore theory
What is the theory?
Read a few different interpretations of the theory and make notes on any areas you are unsure about so that you can study those further. If a concept is mentioned that you don't understand i.e voyerism, intertextual references then write those down and research them first.
Once you feel you understand the theory write it up in your own words.
Showing you understand the theory
Use your own examples to demonstrate your understanding.
Read a few different interpretations of the theory and make notes on any areas you are unsure about so that you can study those further. If a concept is mentioned that you don't understand i.e voyerism, intertextual references then write those down and research them first.
Once you feel you understand the theory write it up in your own words.
Showing you understand the theory
Use your own examples to demonstrate your understanding.
WRITING REVIEWS OF THE WORKSHOPS
1) What was the workshop/task?
2) What did you learn or what went well
and why?
3) Where could you improve or develop
further or what did not work so well and why?
Example:
I took part
in a Composition and Framing task. We were organised in to small groups and
given a theme. My theme was life and death. We investigated certain techniques
for improving composition and framing for example: negative space – a photo can
be made more visually appealing by simply shooting the point of reference off
centre with little visual distraction from the side.
Our group
took the following photos which demonstrated the techniques we learnt.
(Detail the
techniques used in each shot and how successful the final images were)
I now feel I
have a much better understanding of how to create more aesthetically appealing
footage.
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