For the final project for Design 111, we were required to compose a 30 second film promoting a particular discipline related to design. This assignment tested our ability to not only research and present a discipline but also to work as a team, involving compromise and competent decision making. After careful thought, my partner and i decided to work with the architecture of Wellington as it was an aspect that neither of us had explored prior to this project. Together we concluded that the theme "Reserve the Old, Retain the New" would have the most scope for us to base our film around and therefore began an extensive amount of research into various buildings which had been moulded and changed over the years. Wishing to keep our ideas clear and simple we used a basic format of a series of still images of the well-known clock tower on Lampton Quay, portraying the change in time period by capturing the various light and weather depending on the time of day. With this and the symbolism of the clock itself we were able to produce an effective film, demonstrating the change in architecture within Wellington over the past century.
To view my 30 Second Film, click here:
2 comments:
Hey nice post, I would love to see the video, could you please post a link to the video online?
great blog loving your images your film looks great!!
Keep up the kewl work :)
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