Learning Target: Add your 10-Shot Scene to your portfolio and write a short artist statement that explains your role, creative choices, and learning.
Estimated Time: Must Do: 30- 45 minutes
Work solo.
Read through the Writing an Artist Statement slideshow.
Add your 10-Shot Scene to your portfolio.
Create a project page or section.
Add the title of your film.
Add a working video or embed of your 10-Shot Scene.
Write your Artist Statement.
Aim for about 150–250 words and answer these four questions:
What did you make?
What was your role?
What creative or technical choices did you make?
What did you learn?
Check your project page.
Does the video play?
Is your role clear?
Have you described at least one specific creative or technical choice?
Have you explained something you learned?
Have you proofread your writing?
Show Corin:
your 10-Shot Scene on your portfolio
the working video or embed
your completed Artist Statement
Your portfolio should now include:
a published website
a homepage
a short introduction
clear navigation
a working video or embed of your 10-Shot Scene
a completed Artist Statement
From now on, add each major project to your portfolio as you complete it.
Midterm Portfolio Due: November 13
Final Portfolio Conferences: January 27, 28, or 29