I have found the D&AD project very challenging. When I received the brief my main intentions were to go down the route of the ebay viral. I decided that this was very exciting, and an area that I haven’t looked into before.
One of the first things that I did was to research other viral marketing campaigns that would be relevant to my topic. After doing some extensive research I found that the virals all had one common denominator- humour, something naughty, or extreme, all of which was to capture the viewers attention.
After a lot of deliberation, and numerous dead ends I decided to pursue the Youtube brief. I decided to look at how this idea could be combined with my current research. Once I got into the concept and understood I found that the ideas that I had originally with the ebay viral were much stronger. I also felt that starting a new brief so late in the project simply wouldn’t be in my best’s interests.
Once I had arrived back on the ebay viral brief, I begun to pursue my original concept and see how I could take it further with the whole concept of user generated content, and really utilising the whole aspect of community.
I found the critical sessions very useful, it gave me lots of ideas, and plenty of things to work with in terms of the design and the usability. I felt that this really strengthen my concept.
Overall I am pleased with what I have achieved, I felt that I have learnt a lot thought the course of the project. To be much stronger in my belief of work, and to not let anyone change my view on my work.
Friday, 13 March 2009
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