So today when we got to the creativity and concept lecture, Sarah and Alex informed us that we will be sharing our ideas for the Liverpool Museum to the class and letting them know where we have come so far in terms of development. As you may already know my group has been given the target audience of an Angler and so far we have thought of around 5-6 vague ideas of what we want the museum to involve to attract this audience. Me and Hayley collectively fed our ideas back to the class such as an interactive pond where the fisherman feels in his element but is fishing through a slightly different experience. To attract a younger, more modern audience however, we thought of an idea that would involve DJ'ing or music in general to liven up the fishing experience but still keeping in mind that fishing is a calming experience for many of those that are involved. I'll be sure to keep you posted on how we get along!
Shortly after the break, Alex explained to us why the module is important for us when it comes to looking for employment in a few years and gave us each an application form from the BBC and talked us through each question, breaking down why being creative is key in the industry. I found this talk very useful in fact as it opened my eyes as to why we do a lot of the things we do in lectures and made me realise that being creative isn't just about making a good film for uni.
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