Today's presentations in the lecture didn't go quite as planned.
Somehow everyone sent them as different sizes, different file types and with different names, so they ended up in the wrong order with some slides missing and no names on the slides to know whose was whose.
It was chaotic and disappointing since I'd spent a while preparing my slides and preparing myself for finding partners in this lecture. It was really noisy with everyone groaning and grumbling by the time we left the lecture theatre.
After the lecture we had to go into the different studios and find designated tables for each brief. There was a lot of wandering about and awkwardly introducing ourselves but I eventually found the National Autistic Society table.
Jay F from animation was there and I introduced myself. It would have been a lot easier to do this task if we had prepared PRINTED copies of our slides so that we could show each other what we do/what we're interested in! Jay F and I were just showing each other photos on our phones, but he said he'd like to work with me and that he'd already spoken to Molly H on our course who seemed interested in this brief too.
Jay F's work intrigued me because it's all really scenic and immersive landscapes. I really like his animation and I'm glad I bumped into him because I think we'd work well together but I am concerned about there being THREE DIFFERENT ARTISTS collaborating on one project. I don't want anyone to take over or anyone to feel left out.
Molly and Jay F had already discussed the brief so I was worried that I was gatecrashing because I joined the group after they'd already agreed to collaborate but both of them were really friendly and I messaged both of them before we decided that we would be a trio.
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