2.      Queens house (Cutty Sark, Greenwich)

3.      Cinema visit (Spiderman: No way home)

I plan to visit the National Maritime Museum and the Queens house on the same day due to both being the same general area (Greenwich), and not too far from me. I will also be visiting a cinema to watch a film on another day.

The craftmanship of the islanders got me thinking about how different things are made, and how the rise of digital mediums may have an impact on how things are made. In the video, the man mentions that they are trying to revive the culture as it is almost dying out. You could link this to a range of different things but can the rise and automation of the modern age be a cause of this, or is there a bigger issue. 

With an increase of demand, more automated process may need to be adopted to help reach this demand. However, I wanted to look into how digital mediums, mainly 3D can be used to help with the product manufacturing and the planning that goes behind everything. 3D modelling is something I have learned the basis on in my main animation unit, and I am interested in how it is used in different industries. 

3) Can easily view a model/products property and design in different angles. Manufactures can easily view details in different angles. Manufacturers may create 360-degree views of final products so that customers can obtain a full understanding of all they have to offer. Packaging, colour tones, and dimensions are all easier to examine from a 360-degree view.

4) Design process is streamlined. Collaboration and communication are much more efficient and easier. 

5) Input from non-engineering personnel (product marketers etc) may be needed in regard to products concepts and features. A 3D model may allow for a much easier time visualizing and adding their critiques to designs, compared to traditional 2D drawings, which can be difficult for non-technical personnel to properly visualize the end product drafted on paper.

6)  Material rendering can be applied to 3d models to create more accurate ideas of how the end product will turn out. It makes Can make it easier for sales and marketing personnel to give input during the design process and designers can continuously change the texture and colour of the model until all team members are satisfied. 

7) Accurately depicts an object’s real-life proportions.

Compositing is the process of combining multiple images or videos to form a single, cohesive image or video, common in photography and film. Even non- effect films will utilise and have some sort of visual effect used in the production pipeline; digital compositing plays a key role in all visual effects.