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Screen Arts would have been the workshop I was least looking forward to- I love making and editing films, and to hear we were doing sound art was discouraging. However, by immersing myself wholly into the practice I felt this was a very useful tech workshop and changed the way I see Screen arts. I really enjoyed creating a soundscape and am excited to use these methods of editing pitch, speed, repetition and reversing in future projects.

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The Ceramics technical workshop was run as best as it could, I found the delivery of materials and tools to be really helpful and felt the support of the academics through this. I loved working with clay and the clay tools- I just wish we could have fired our objects in the Kilne! We were taught various methods of forming objects. I tried to use the coiling method to use a cup but my clay was quite moist and I ended up creating a mess- all part of the process I guess. Loved getting my hands dirty.

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Photomedia was really informative, there was a heavy emphasis on practical learning which I find personally very effective. Remi was a great teacher, and the way the class was set out made it really easy to be motivated during lockdown.

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The sculpture lectures were highly informative and technical, however I really struggled to retain a lot of the material because it was completely unstimulating. I am glad that I was doing this tech workshop while in the 3D block of the studio class because I could see how some of the techniques of carving were used- especially the safety tips used by sculptors eg carving away from yourself. I found the slideshows on nails and welding quite hard to listen to, especially when the tech guide played youtube videos. I really wish i could have exercised more of a hands on approach to this as I am genuinely considering choosing this technical practice as a specialisation.

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"Glitch" Photography using audio programme

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"Glitch" Photography using audio programme

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Using Audacity to upload an image (This, A Francis Bacon portrait I had handy), we turned images into audio files and were taught to put a distorting filter on it to warp the sound waves. Converting back to image format, the result was a colourful and repeated composition. This was a really great and easy way to edit an image and has felt like a very useful method I know I have in my toolkit.