This section displays some representative video material produced by students undertaking digital video modules as part of either Multimedia or Communications programmes at Dublin City University. The videos vary in topic and duration and are indicative of learning competencies being acquired at specific stages during the modules.

Digital Video Production
Consists of full production/editing projects on agreed topics. Students, generally working in groups, had access to a full production kit based around the JVC DV500 camcorder. Editing was undertaken on Apple Macintosh computer systems utilising Final Cut Pro.

Editing Exercise
Introductory exercises involved editing royalty free footage, although some individuals shot their own original footage. Editing took place on Apple Macintosh computers with Adobe Premiere. Even though most students had access to the same footage, each interpreted it differently.

Motion Graphics
An advanced group exercise which involved originating footage and applying motion graphics within Adobe After Effects. I hope to add further work to this section in due course.

Theses Productions
This section shows examples of video theses projects undertaken as part requirement for the awarding of the B.A. in Communications Studies as well as the undergraduate and postgraduate B.Sc. and M.Sc. Multimedia degreee programmes..

B.Sc. Multimedia and M.Sc. Multimedia and Staff
Unlike the digital video examples (main above) which are completed as part of specific digital video modules, theses projects also involve other lecturing staff in the developmental and assessment process, which I gratefully acknowledge. They are in alphabetical order, Pat Brereton Ph.D, Miriam Judge Ph.D., Tom Lawrence Ph.D., and Declan Tuite MSc.

B.A. in Communications Studies Staff
A selection of markers may also be drawn from the Communications staff list for the evaluation of the B.A. Communications video theses projects.

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