Creative Production Project - AMM4005

Assessment 1: Project work

Project Proposal (1,000 words). A outline of the planned project, including relevant sources, time plan and details of the field of exploration/investigation.

Project work

Assessment 1: Project Work

A substantial individual project tackling any area of creative music production,  performance, composition or live event, to be devised by the student and agreed by the project supervisor. Practical elements of the work will be contextualised in the  written work.
The balance of written and practical work will be agreed on with the project supervisor, with a             minimum of 2,000 written words.

On this module you will undertake a substantial independent creative musical project       involving composition, performance and/or production work. You may undertake work         in any area of creative music making or production that interests you and guidance will     be available through staff supervision to ensure that the project has an appropriate    scope for the time available. Examples of the kinds of projects that would be relevant            are an EP/album-length production of one or more artists, a collection of your own     songwriting or compositional work, a substantial live production (or portfolio of live            work) from either mixing or performance perspectives, a devised performance work, or           a set of music videos (of your own creative work or that of others).
Alongside the practical element of the project, you will produce a critical commentary             contextualising your work, the length of with will be determined according to the nature    of your project, as agreed with your supervisor. Projects are also encouraged in which     the written/research element is foregrounded, provided that there is also a practical       element to the project.

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AMM4005 - Creative Production Project

Creative Production Project

contextualise your own practical work with reference to relevant contemporary or historical musical creations and/or productions.

apply previously acquired technical skills to create original, distinctive and coherent artistic work at a professional level.

demonstrate critical awareness of current and new insights and historical trends in relevant musical practices.

reflect critically and evaluate creative work (PDP).

systematically plan, carry out, and complete a substantial individual creative musical project, demonstrating the ability to plan, prioritise and successfully manage such a project.

show comprehensive understanding of advanced principles of relevant creative work or production.