Post 18 - Task Two Results

I received the marks back from the Task Two ACM report draft. I got 17 out of 20, which I am very happy with. These were split up into four sub-marks, each category being marked out of 5, so for the first criteria I got 5 out of 5 and for the remaining three, I got four out of five. This is a great result, but as I would like some feedback on the content / anything I should be avoiding etc, I have emailed this document to Darren Wall; my supervisor. I don't expect an immediate response as it is Friday and it would be extra work for him, but any additional input would be welcomed. I believe that I am on the right track, but it is just me wanting to make sure.

I received a response from Darren and he suggested to bring it up with whoever marked it. As I had previously tried to gain some feedback, I decided to discontinue this line of enquire and will now focus on assessing what needs to be done to make the ACM draft in the final hand in. 

Post 16 - Task Two ACM Draft Hand in and info

Since the last post, I have completed and submitted the task two ACM draft report for my final project.
I feel that this was a good start and briefly describes what I'm going to be doing, how I'm going to do it, and the relevant research undertaken around the subject. The research focused on the progression of a narrative through character traits and emotions. This was coupled with research into what is important when animating and acting. This was backed up using the correct referencing and formatting.

Once these have been marked (although at this time it is unclear as to who will be), the feedback will be used to refine the idea even more, and add additional research.

In the mean time, here is a link to one of the useful websites, which I have been visiting every once and a while.

The Eleven Second Club - LINK