U6 Lesson 3
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This document provides an overview of the video game company RARE and its history from 1982 to present. It discusses how RARE was originally founded as Ultimate Play The Game in the 1980s and created popular games for the Sinclair ZX Spectrum computers. It describes how RARE was later acquired by Microsoft for $375 million and became their flagship developer, known for games like GoldenEye, Banjo-Kazooie and Donkey Kong 64. The summary notes that while RARE had great success under Microsoft, the original founders eventually stepped back from creative control and formed new companies, though they still live near the original RARE location.
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The document provides information about an upcoming showcase for student work, including games, websites, character designs, and art portfolios. It lists awards that will be given for best games production and game design. It also lists nominations for Student of the Year. It provides notification about changes to fire routes and includes a Japanese phrase. Finally, it outlines the aims and objectives of a lesson on computer game story development.
Student notices 21st june
The document contains various announcements for students at Confetti including notices about upcoming student forum and studio booking procedures. It also advertises fruit for sale and provides information about support services for students as well as links to follow related social media accounts and blogs.
U72 lesson 08
The document provides information about an upcoming showcase for student work, including games, websites, character designs, and art portfolios. It lists awards that will be given for best games production and game design. It also lists nominations for Student of the Year. It reminds students about changes to fire routes and includes a Japanese phrase. Finally, it outlines the aims and objectives of a lesson on computer game story development.
U72 lesson 07
1. The document provides information about upcoming events and changes at school, including external observations the following week and a showcase of student work.
2. It discusses important changes to fire routes in certain parts of the building and provides the new muster points.
3. The final section summarizes what has been learned about dialogue for scripts and storytelling, including balancing character, emotion, plot, and narrative and re-imagining works while making peace with editing.
Student notices 24th may
The weekly student notices document provides information on several upcoming events and reminders of policies at Confetti including:
1) Encouraging students to eat their 5 servings of fruit and vegetables daily by including fresh fruit with café sandwiches.
2) Reminding students that studio bookings must be made 48 hours in advance and doors will close promptly at 6pm without prior approval.
3) Announcing Confetti's annual student showcase on June 17th to experience the best student work.
U72 lesson 06
The document discusses an upcoming MCM Expo event in 5 days, reminding attendees to bring money, food, water, and cosplay costumes. It also provides the Japanese word of the week and aims/objectives for a lesson on using character devices to advance plotlines. Another section outlines the goals of a computer game story development unit, including understanding storytelling for games and producing game dialogue. The document also discusses the X-Men character Gambit, his relationships and backstory, and how he uses love to define right and wrong. It shares some of Gambit's memorable quotes and describes a card game scene. Attendees are tasked with continuing the story and commenting on lessons learned about using characters to drive plots.
Student notices 17th may
This weekly notice from Confetti College provides information on several upcoming events and opportunities for students: 1) Adult Learners Week celebrating lifelong learning, 2) Confetti's annual student showcase in June, 3) designated smoking areas on campus, 4) additional music technology catch up sessions, 5) Functional Skills exams in early June, 6) opportunities through the UK Young Artists awards, and 7) ways to get involved with a new student television program called Connect.
U72 lesson 05
1. The document provides notices to students about changes to their classes, including new teachers for various subjects.
2. It also includes a Japanese phrase of the week, aims and objectives for a computer game story development unit, and information about the Acadian people and the Great Expulsion from Nova Scotia.
3. The document discusses developing characters for computer games and explores the character of Gambit from X-Men through sharing ideas and examining examples from media.
U72 lesson 04
The document provides notices about changes to student courses and teachers. It also provides information on an upcoming story writing task involving the X-Men character Jean Grey. Key details include:
- Several teachers are changing subjects they will be teaching.
- An upcoming activity requires students to continue the beginning of a story where Jean Grey walks into a bar and choose where to take the narrative next in a blog post.
- The document reviews important storytelling devices like hooks, conflict points, and reveals to help students in their writing task. It discusses using characters to drive the narrative from point to point.
Student Notices 26th April
The weekly student notices provide information about upcoming events at the college including a talk on drug safety, business start up advice, and a staff vs student football match. Students are also informed about opportunities to get qualifications in English, maths, and potentially ICT, as well as the chance to be a presenter on the student radio station. The document concludes with reminders about fire safety procedures and being respectful of others in shared spaces.
U72 lesson 03
This document outlines the schedule and objectives for a course on computer game story development. The schedule includes exploring genre, symbolism, and plot devices in different media. It will cover understanding narrative for games, producing a story and dialogue for a game, and reflecting on one's own narrative work. Some topics to be discussed are the establishment of conflicts and story direction within the first 20 minutes and 2 hours of a narrative, using examples from X-Men and Elfen Lied. Relationship dynamics, scene setting, and plot styles will be examined across genres. Students will analyze and compare narratives through discussion and brief homework assignments.
Events Week 2010 timetable
Tuesday and Wednesday had various media and music workshops covering topics like Final Cut, Ableton, music tech, and DJ skills. Thursday and Friday featured progression tasters for programs like TV and radio, games, music, and business as well as social events like football, open mic nights in the cafe, and trips to local venues. The document provided a schedule of events for a college week named 'Events Week 10' with various activities and workshops happening each day from 10am to 6pm.
Student notices 19th april v2
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