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Essential Guidelines for FMP Photography Presentation Structure

This guide outlines the essential structure and requirements for your FMP photography presentation. Start with your project title and concept from your Statement of Intent (SOI). Include contextual references with a minimum of three artists, analyzing their influence on your work through images and techniques used. Present your photography shoots with unedited images, discussing goals and progress throughout the project. Reflect on outcomes, peer feedback, and critique your final pieces. Conclude with a detailed design of your ideal exhibition space for presenting your work.

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Essential Guidelines for FMP Photography Presentation Structure

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  1. Photography Year 2 FMP Presentation Guidelines, Structure and Requirements

  2. FMP Presentation StructureFollow these slides to produce a presentation • Slide 1: • Project Title • Idea/concept word for word from your SOI.

  3. SLIDE 2, 3, 4 … – Contextual References • Present at least 3 different Contextual References from your project • Present a range of images from each reference • Explain the idea/concept of each artists work • Explain the materials, techniques, and processes used to produce this work • Explain SPECIFICALLY why they were strong influences for your project • ANALYZE the work of the artist (visual language) • Compare 3 images from references to 3 images of your developmental work - ANALYZE

  4. Slides 5, 6, 7 … Your shoots Materials, Techniques, Processes … • Explain the development of your project • Show us a selection of images from EVERY shoot you produced (the good, the bad, the ugly) • We don’t want to see fully edited images – we want to see the original and unedited images from shoots! • Explain what you were trying to achieve from each shoot – goals and action plans • Explain your use of materials, techniques and processes • Relate your work back to your references as often as possible – how did artists use of techniques influence yours?

  5. Slides 8, 9, 10 … Now, How did it all go and what went wrong? • Refer to your Reflective Journal and Group Critiques Emma’s or Liz’s from last year are good examples: http://emmaferrariphotography.wordpress.com/final-major-project http://elizabethjamesphotography.wordpress.com/fmp/ • Think about your original idea, timetable and plan • Now think about every shoot – specifically, what did you plan that what didn’t go as it was supposed to? • Quote SPECIFIC feedback from crits/reflective journals • How did you fix it? • Did it work? Was the fix better than your original plan? • How did you use peer feedback? Be specific

  6. Slides 11, 12, 13 … All of the Final Outcomes / Final Product of your FMP • Show us your final outcomes and … • Analyse them … • Review them … • Critique them … • Discuss visual language • Relate your work to a movement • Discuss strengths/weakness • What/Who is your intended audience for this work

  7. Slide 14 … The Show • Give us a DETAILED diagram/design of your ideal show space – draw or digitally design this • There is no guarantee that you will get what you want, but we will do our best • If you don’t do this, we’ll decide for you! Length: 84in (7 feet) x Height: 22in (1.67 feet) 4” gaps between images on length 2” gaps between images on height • You need to show us: • How many images will be on display • What total size (inches or cm) will each image be once they are framed/mounted • How would you display them on the wall • How much total wall space will they take up – we need an EXACT figure

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