I know that the first version was way off the mark, it was an exercise in preparing something in a format that I don’t feel comfortable with, but it has been dictated that a PechaKucha is a required element for assessment so I am going to have to work a bit harder to get to grips with it.
Iris reading says that the average person reads 200-250 words per minute. That’s about 70-80 words in 20 seconds. I talk too fast, especially if I’m feeling nervous so I’m going to aim for fewer words to try and make the whole thing feel relaxed.
“Your presentation should be a professional argument setting out what makes your work critical and worth paying attention to”
- Context and discussion
- Work in progress
- Outline of project
- Process
- Tests
- Key findings
- Research
- Drawings
- Reflections/responses/feedback
- Problems/solutions
- Site visits
- Critical opinion/argument/debate
- Manifesto/critical position
- Aim/purpose/intended audience (fiction/poetry/the curious)
- Contextualise intended promotional methods
- Subsequent engagement
- What worked/what didn’t/what surprised me.
That’s 17 bullet points, many with several aspects so I’m going to need to edit them.
Is it a story or a poem? I was asked at the exhibition if I was a poet or a visual artist (I consider myself to be a visual artist)
I find speaking into a microphone really challenging, I don’t know why. My tutor said that she could only view the previous publication by signing into PechaKucha which alarmed me a bit for assessment so for this version I used PowerPoint then exported it as a mov file. It's too big to fit here so I've uploaded it to Vimeo here
(It helps to know that other (professional) people think that a PechaKucha is difficult)
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