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portfolio

  • 15-11-2011 8:42pm
    #1
    jamesd1948
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1 ✭


    what should i have in my portfolio for bally fermot in animation:confused::confused:


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  • #2
    Saruwatari
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 697 ✭✭✭Saruwatari


    Is this for Animation Drawing Studies? And are you comnig straight from the LC?


  • #3
    _Chaos
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 145 ✭✭_Chaos


    For ADS....
    http://applications.bcfe.ie/courseinfo.php?course=2

    See portfolio requirements

    I completed animation drawing studies last year. They love to see dedication (esp to art), I remember Mark Byrne (layout teacher, and interviewer) saying that they once accepted a student because she was grade 7 or something on the piano, and they then knew she would put the time into her work, that she wouldn't give up after a month.
    Drawing wise, they like loose, gestural stuff. nothing too refined. A figure studies sketch book would be great, just a little sketch book you can fill in a drawing or two a day of people and animals.

    If you are applying for CCHND...
    http://applications.bcfe.ie/courseinfo.php?course=24

    Again, a figure studies sketch book, but they will expect it to be a lot more developed work while still gestural.
    Layouts are a must, but nothing copied. If reworked from a different perspective etc, you MUST give credit. Mark is a right stickler for copiers, don't work from photos or trace images, his motto is 'once a copier, always a copier'

    Other than that, show an interest in animation, and let them know you have applied to other colleges (even if you haven't). So many times I have heard the lecture on applying everywhere, then you choose the college, the college doesn't choose you lalallaal....and it shows an interest in art and design too.

    Best of luck!


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