The kids are highly animated!

This week on the Ivisualise Player is a 90 second compilation of pixelations produced with students from a variety of Wiltshire Schools, all studying the Creative and Media Diploma. The "First Animations" were produced as part of an introduction to the creative and media world and in particular to my work as an independent producer and film maker.

The session was both creative and hands on, with all 60 new diploma students involved in the production of the animation - both in front of the camera, and also behind it controlling the animation software and setting up the camera etc.

It is always fun for me to work with young people, passing on my skills, techniques and mentoring or teaching them in producing their own work. Whilst in Magdeburg, Germany, I led 2 film courses for Year 12 students at the Hegel Gymnasium and the IGS Regina Hildebrandt, each 5 month project culminating in a cinema screening of the student produced films. To see the wonderful films and the reactions from all the students involved made it a thoroughly amazing experience, especially as they presented their films on the big screen in front of their family, friends and general public. Films produced during these projects will be added to the Ivisualise Player at a later date.

So for now, enjoy the pixelations and keep checking back as more films are added to the site! If you are viewing this blog on a standalone page, please visit: www.ivisualise.de

Jamie

We need your vote!

We have been taken over by an animation bug lately and can't stop making pixelations or stop motion animations!

One of our latest efforts has been made to take part in the Hula Hoops film competition and we could really do with your voting support... so please head on over to the following page, vote 5 stars and register your email address. You can vote every day (and give the others just 1 star!!) and you'll be in with a chance of winning a video camera as well!
Watch and Vote HERE

Another animation will be added to the Ivisualise Player this weekend, so keep checking back!
Thanks everyone,
Jamie