Thursday 24 October 2013

Design Responsive - Session 1

DESIGN RESPONSIVE

FIRST POINTS 
  • Minimum of 5 briefs
  • Your choice
  • Work with a client 
  • Substantial briefs
  • Short sharp briefs
  • Find competeion & live briefs a mixture.
  • Document and submit
  • Collaborate - has to have an external audience
'Its not the taking part that counts its the winning

10 THINGS I WANT TO GET OUT OF THIS MODULE:

  • To try new things & widen my creative abilitys
  • To make people aware of my design makes somebody think - then i have achieved something
  • Be more prepared for industry
  • Learn how to work better with strict deliverables & Mandatory Requirements
  • Be more Independent 
  • My behance to have more variation ( need to be careful not to many live briefs your own creative practice and aesthetics need to be noticed not just an online portfolio full of just briefs)
  • Learning to work for different types of companies & organisations EG playful or professional
  • Find more about me as a designer , What is my defined style & Aesthetic
  • Challenge myself & confidence
CLASS LIST 
  • Win things
  • Find out more about me a designer
  • Understand the needs of clients
  • More prepared for the industry
  • Greater awareness of professional practice
  • Connections to clients and potential clients
  • Work from outside uni
  • Time - workload management
  • Industry contacts
  • Portfolio development
  • Broaden individual practice skills , discipline , ascetics , 
  • Distribution & context in relation to production.
10 REASONS WHY I CHOSE MY BRIEFS 


  • To challenge myself
  • Go out of my comfort zone
  • Aware of the target audiences
  • Get involved to solve a problem 
  • Design work for a variety of companies
  • Design a variety of products
  • To create more typefaces
  • Focus on my strengths and abilities
  • Free
  • Heavy contextual input

CLASS LIST

  • Design a variety of products
  • Design for different audiences
  • Short Timescales = Industrial practices
  • Product , Range , Distribution
  • The challenge of stepping outside your comfort zone
  • Fresh content
  • Focussing on your strengths 
  • An interest in the subject
  • Socially Motivated - ethically
  • You get paid 
  • Realistic deadlines
  • They seem enjoyable 
  • Target audience
  • International Recognition 
TASK

We got into groups of 4 and we got given an old brief from D&AD last year. 

EUROSPORT

A number of questions were written on the board by Fred we answered four questions we heard what other groups got then we began the next four questions..

First four questions - 

  • What is the problem ? Its not British enough , Theres competition from itv they have more of the viewers
  • What is the brief , asking you to do ? 30 second TV spot , using branding they will provide.
  • What is the brief trying to achieve? Give the audience a reason to choose Eurosport over ITV
  • Who will benefit ? Eurosport
Second group of questions.
  • What is the message ? That Eurosport are the home of cycling
  • Who is the audience - 18-55 year olds , hardcore cycling fans sports fans male and female
  • How will the message be delivered ? A TV spot
  • Can you forsee a problem with this ? ITV is more viewed



 After this exercise we realised even though everyones briefs were different we all had similar asnwers we realised :


  • The briefs weren't as specific as we first thought.
  • The companies ask for help
  • MONEY
  • we need to create student briefs to get awareness for they're company
  • They will benefit
  • As students we will be ripped off we need to be careful BUT - contact and explore


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