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This popular course is designed for hard-working, highly motivated
individuals who wish to develop their photographic, observational
and analytical skills and increase their knowledge of this
contemporary subject. In addition to photography, darkroom work and
digital image manipulation, considerable time is spent planning,
analysing, evaluating and writing work up in your sketchbooks. You
are encouraged to respond to set themes in a creative and
individual manner. Five Reasons to Study this Course at Chichester
1. Excellent studio and darkroom facilities. 2. Very high past pass
rate with a high grade A to C grade proportion. 3. Lecturers with
many years experience in the photographic industr…
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This popular course is designed for hard-working, highly motivated
individuals who wish to develop their photographic, observational
and analytical skills and increase their knowledge of this
contemporary subject. In addition to photography, darkroom work and
digital image manipulation, considerable time is spent planning,
analysing, evaluating and writing work up in your sketchbooks. You
are encouraged to respond to set themes in a creative and
individual manner. Five Reasons to Study this Course at Chichester
1. Excellent studio and darkroom facilities. 2. Very high past pass
rate with a high grade A to C grade proportion. 3. Lecturers with
many years experience in the photographic industries. 4. Ideal
course for hard working students, but also a lot of fun!! 5.
Friendly and caring environment in which to study. What will I
Study? The course starts with lots of 'how to' ... how to
understand and use your camera functions and settings, how to
analyse an image, how to write-up your sketchbook, how to compose
an image, how to develop a film, how to make an enlargement and so
on. As the course develops you will work on specific project
themes. For example, in 2013 the themes included: The Self
Portrait, Urban Landscape and Low Light Photography. In these
projects you will be encouraged to develop your own creative
skills, producing outcomes which are both original and personal to
you. During the latter part of the course you will spend 8 weeks
working on a theme set by the exam board (Edexcel) to produce an
artistic personal response. You will record all your work:
research, thoughts, ideas, plans, contact sheets, enlargements and
evaluations in an A4 size art sketchbook. How will I be Taught? The
course is taught through a mixture of lectures, practical work and
personal research & experimentation. Each week you will have a
lesson in the Image Centre where most of the practical skills are
taught and a lesson in a computer suite where theory and digital
topics are taught. Handouts are often given and lesson resources
uploaded onto the college moodle site. You are required to carry
out research and practical assignments in your own time (minimum of
5 hours per week) How will I be Assessed? The course is 100%
coursework assessed - your sketchbooks and a final project
exhibition piece. What our students say? "I found the course tough,
but really enjoyable". "I always enjoyed taking pictures and was
surprised to find out just how much you have to learn on this
course, but in the end it was worth it". "I have been accepted to
study for a photography degree at University and am really excited"
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