Animation forms, characterisation, production and visual styles – Animation as entertainment and art. Discuss. – e.g. Disney, Warner Bros. PIXAR, and CGI etc
After collecting relevant material the student should write an essay at least 3000 words in length. Your essay should include some critical analysis of at least one film (some of the films listed above are examples and are available in the library as DVDs) to support your general critical approach.
Marks will be awarded for a clear, logical presentation, which is well structured, researched and referenced. All reference material should be clearly indicated. References and a bibliography (including full web URLs), should be included using the appropriate reference formats. (See essay writing presentation available on Blackboard)
e.g.
Book reference – Nelmes J (ed.), An Introduction to Film Studies, (Second Edition), Routledge, 1999, 161 – 208
Hill, J and Church G.P, (ed), (2000). Film Studies: Critical Approaches. Oxford University Press
Web Page – www.imdb.com (Internet movie data base)
Journal Article – Buscombe E, ‘Sound and Colour’, Jump Cut, No 17, 1977.
There are a number of books in the Human Science section of the Penrhyn Road library and in Knight’s Park library which deal with these subjects along with video/DVD copies of some of the films used on the module. This is your opportunity to discover where these books and videos/DVDs are in the library. I would also recommend using the British Film Institute (BFI) Reuben library details at www.bfi.org.uk in central London – Southbank, and it is the one of the largest sources of film literature.
This summative essay contributes 35% to the overall module mark. Therefore it is in your best interests to research and write a very good essay on your chosen subject.
Remember every essay should have a list of references and a bibliography.
Plagiarism and Collusion;
You should be aware that the university takes these very seriously. All work submitted for the degree must be the student’s own original work. There are serious penalties for plagiarising information and colluding with other students, including the termination of registration for the degree. You are asked to sign a document at the beginning of your degree course that you understand what plagiarism is and its consequences. Written work submitted in an electronic form by a student will be investigated using plagiarism database software to determine if the work has been plagiarized from the Internet or other sources. Further details on plagiarism and collusion policy can be obtained from your Module Guide or from the university intranet.
Electronic/Internet reference sources
Be very careful when using electronic sources as reference material for your work. You should always try to use material that is peer reviewed or from a bona fide academic/reference source. Be aware that just because it is published on the internet DOES NOT mean it is correct and accurate. You should not use non peer reviewed sources such as Wikipedia or similar sites or indeed company sites. These sites may possibly contain inaccurate and/or misleading/biased material; these sites can however give links to bona fide academic/reference source and may be consulted. Use of such sites is notgood academic practice and will result in a loss of marks.
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