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Consultation + Reflection and Self Evaluation
1. Identify gaps in the story and Retake photographs
2. Look for 1-2 classmate(s) to give you feedback. After you have done so, write down the feedback in your own Design Journal and indicate the name of your classmate(s) who provided the feedback
3. Please come ready for your Consultation.
See examples 1/2 below

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Photoshoot: Achieve Aesthetics & Visual Design by applying camera framing and Composition

1. Take more photographs (applying Camera, Framing & Composition)

2. Filter through your photographs and identify 9 or 12 photographs for your Story Draft

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Story Ideation part 2-

1. Title of your project

2. Summary:- a one-paragraph summary of the story concept/theme of your photo series (Fictional/ Non-fictional)
3. Take at least 5 Photographs (or more) to illustrate what you have in mind

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What if there's a world where mahjong only exists? The theme would be with mahjong tiles as objects and coins from the original world changes into mahjong. How will this turn out for this person that got transported as they were just playing a game of mahjong? Will they find a way out? (Fictional)

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Story Ideation part 1- Content and onsite Research.

1. Content research based on your artefact, activity, place or community
2. On-site research - Document all findings and observations (include a lot of photographs, video, audio recordings, sketches, objects....)

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Developed in the 19 th century in China, it has taken the world by storm since the early 20 th century, spawning regional variants throughout Eastern and South Eastern Asia. Mahjong has also gradually begun making its presence known in other countries such as South Africa. Nonetheless, despite its ubiquity, the way Mahjong is played in Singapore is pretty distinctive and unique to this island-state. Let’s dive into what makes Singapore’s mahjong different and special!

Text source: https://www.customymahjong.com/post/what-makes-singapore-s-mahjong-special

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Thanks to the technology nowadays, mahjong is possible online. Where you don't have to buy the table or the tiles to play and you can learn easily through online platforms to prepare for real life mahjong.

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1. Select an artefact, activity, place or practice. Look for what captures your attention or intrigues you or arouses a personal memory. Ensure you have photo documentation of your selection.
2. Answer the following questions for the museum visit:-
(a) What piques your curiosity?
(b) What resonates with you or arouses a response or triggers a memory?
(c) Where can we find or associate in today's context? Example a vanishing trade, cultural practices/traditions, a place, architecture, people, etc… It is important that your selection must be something that still can be found or exists today

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(A) It piques my curiosity as mahjong has been a part of Singapore's culture and it amazes me that it used to be made out of bamboo.

(B) It reminds me of family gatherings during Chinese New Year celebrations, where everyone is enjoying snacks, catching up or getting to know each other more.

(C) Mahjong is usually more seen often during Chinese New Year, however you will also see people playing it for fun any time of the year. There are also merchandises online like headbands, phone cases, etc.

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I really like this story concept! I think that it has a really good flow to it as well (not too fast or slow). I really like the first picture as it sets a really nice mood of playing mahjong due to its lighting. I think you can try playing around with the high/low angles for some of the photos like the 7th one.

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I like how intriguing the story is as its like a game in a game and it sort of reminds me of another show I love that has this similar got dragged into another world where loosing the game has your life at risk. I also love how the lighting is used to create tensions throughout the story, or to show how fun mahjong is. I like how the 4th picture uses deep dimensional space and leading lines to create depth and also to show that the character is finding their way around and has a lot to explore in the new world. However, I think angles and visual devices can be played around with more to help depict the story better.