Step Up : Factory Production House- Photography - L1

<p>The learner will be assessed through the goals set on their Individual Learning Plan (ILP) at the start of the course. To monitor progression and assess learning achievements, the ILP is reviewed at mid-term assessment and again at the end of the course. <br />
Learners will keep track of their confidence per session by self-assessing their knowledge, skills and behaviours as outlined in the scheme of work.</p>

<p>Smart phone or camera (digital or analoge) </p>

<p>No</p>

<p>No</p>

<p>STEP-UP Photography is a practical photography course for learners who would like to develop a basic understanding of the fundamental principles of photography and visual communication. The course comprises of a mixture of theoretical and practical learning.<br />
The first few sessions will ground learners with a technical understanding of using a camera in manual mode. Learners will be introduced to a multitude of photographic styles, working across a photographic studio, darkroom and taking part in photo walks. The course will build confidence and guide learners to develop their visual language with the support of peer and tutor feedback.<br />
The aim is for learners to leave the course confident to continue with their photography practice. The group will collaborate towards a zine to showcase 1-2 images per learner. This will include a short artist bio and a written piece of text to go alongside images. Learners will develop their confidence in talking about their work, giving, and receiving peer feedback.</p>

<p>The above outcomes which will form the foundation of learners ongoing photography practice.</p>

<p>STEP-UP Photography is a practical photography course for learners who would like to develop a basic understanding of the fundamental principles of photography and visual communication. The course comprises of a mixture of theoretical and practical learning.<br />
The first few sessions will ground learners with a technical understanding of using a camera in manual mode. Learners will be introduced to a multitude of photographic styles, working across a photographic studio, darkroom and taking part in photo walks. The course will build confidence and guide learners to develop their visual language with the support of peer and tutor feedback.<br />
The aim is for learners to leave the course confident to continue with their photography practice. The group will collaborate towards a zine to showcase 1-2 images per learner. This will include a short artist bio and a written piece of text to go alongside images. Learners will develop their confidence in talking about their work, giving, and receiving peer feedback.</p>

<p>The above outcomes which will form the foundation of learners ongoing photography practice.</p>

<p>The learner will be assessed through the goals set on their Individual Learning Plan (ILP) at the start of the course. To monitor progression and assess learning achievements, the ILP is reviewed at mid-term assessment and again at the end of the course. <br />
Learners will keep track of their confidence per session by self-assessing their knowledge, skills and behaviours as outlined in the scheme of work.</p>

<p>N/A</p>

<p>Basic understanding and enthusiasm for photography.</p>

<p>English speaking and writing skills</p>

<p>Further education - this may look like another course at Photofusion or <br />
applying for college, university or towards a photography qualification.<br />
Beyond the course, learners will receive a 1-year funded membership to <br />
use Photofusion’s facilities and resources at a discounted price to support <br />
continued learning.<br />
Volunteering – we provide information and guidance on how you can apply <br />
for volunteer opportunities in the community.<br />
Employment – this course will help learners to shape their visual language <br />
to begin developing a body of photographic work. We provide information <br />
on self-employment, apply to competitions, grants, open calls, and <br />
exhibitions</p>

<p>Smart phone or camera (digital or analoge) </p>

<p>6 weeks</p>

<p>No</p>

<p>English</p>

<p>English</p>