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Revision as of 10:22, 23 March 2016
Outline
Chaotic Preparation
Gather material
I built a wikipage for this project and put more stuff here. https://pzwiki.wdka.nl/mediadesign/User:Stonestone/_nosebleed
Make synopsis of key texts
Identify key points
Extract key quotations
Outline
- Introduction
1) Initial motivation of the work(why)
2) Brief procedure of making it(how)
3) Brief description of its appearance, form, technic knowledge and tools.(what-10%)
- Concepts
1) Background fairy tale(why)
2) Inspirations(why they give me some little sparks in my brain.)
2) History / Mystery of being in a daze, and my thoughts of being in a daze.
3) Explaination (the reasons of choosing these objects/vision/sound/display/etc.)
- How to make it
1) The tools and why I choose these tools
2) Specific procedure of making it (I should write the working log!)
- Reaction
- References
1) Texts
2) Videos
Abstract
Intro
Body of Text
Conclusion
Bibliography
Editing: follow the "Orwell method"; identify the reader; use active modeof address; make three drafts with a specific outcome for each draft (these may correspond to text editing, copy editing and proof reading stages); print each draft out; file each draft; read aloud (this helps with punctuation); get second reader to give feedback on second and final draft.Here is a general guide: A Guide to Essay Writing