Year 2 BA2A breifs

Introduction to year 2

ProjectsBa2a ;

weeks 1-4
inanimate objects

week 1-8
Film language
motion graphics

weeks 5-8
Narrative strategies
Character bestiary
Lip sync

Week 1 briefs are about tiding up skills, where as week 5+ is about own interpretation, with much use of creativity.

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