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Introduction to the Digital world, Week 2, Video Task

 

Introduction,

Hi, my name is Kelly Hughes. I am a blogger from Ireland. I blog about all different kinds of Creative Digital Media. Since I was young, I can always remember how much I loved art and how designers create such beautiful creative pieces and cool animations. I am really looking forward to learning more about the digital world and how to produce quality productions, making imagery, photography and creating inspiring digital designs whilst developing amazing creative skills. I have recently started my first year in TU Dublin in which I’m studying Creative Digital Media.

With Creative Digital Media you will produce compelling Digital Content and will learn a bit of everything such as Graphic Design, Video Production, Digital Photography, Audio Production, Motion Graphics, Web Development & Design, Universal Design, UX Design, Visual Content, Multimedia Authoring. You will develop skills in Coding, Mobile Apps, 3D Games, Critical thinking and many more.  

In TU student’s have access to the best equipment such as Cannon cameras, state of the art iMacs and computers.

TU Dublin set up big events for all Creative Digital Media student’s where the students can show off their projects like short films, Apps, 3D Games and many more in the Kaleidoscope Degree show which is held in May of each year this is where they celebrate the work of the graduate class and show their work to representatives. They also get to learn from other experts in the Make conference focusing on Creativity and Design with up-to-date relevant expertise from leading practitioners so the students can benefit from their experience.

The students will hear talks in workshops and interact with many outstanding designers film makers and artists.

The students have many opportunities to directly experience the world of work before graduating. In year three of the programme all students will have a choice to complete a professional project which they do in conjunction with an industry client, or they complete three weeks of work experience in a place of a Digital Media company where they can get real experience in the industry.

TU Dublin has strong relationships with leading Digital Media companies, organisations, and agencies in Dublin. Many students go on to have a successful career in this sector after graduation.



Here you can see the graduate's work from Juel Erick Unto and more on:

http://www.creativedigitalmedia.ie/index.php/events/end-of-year-show-2020/ 



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