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Marayong NSW 2148
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Email: standrewscollege@parra.catholic.edu.au
Phone: 02 9626 4000

St Andrews College Marayong

Junior Campus
116 Quakers Road
Marayong 2148

Senior Campus
50 Breakfast Road
Marayong 2148

Phone: 02 9626 4000

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Year 11 Industrial Technology: Mastering Multimedia Magic

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Since the start of the academic year, our Year 11 Industrial Technology Multimedia class has embarked on an exciting journey into the world of digital design and content creation. Students have been honing their skills in a wide array of industry-standard software including Adobe Photoshop, Figma, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Premiere Pro, and Adobe After Effects. This comprehensive skill development is equipping them with the tools they need to become proficient multimedia artists. 

A major focus for the students has been the development of their own 'Demo Reels'—a compilation of their best work that showcases their technical abilities and helps them refine their unique production styles. Just as professional video editors have distinct styles that make their work recognisable, our students are learning to develop their own creative signatures. This individual style is crucial as they prepare for their major projects next year. 

This week, the class took their learning beyond the computer screen and ventured outdoors for a hands-on photography and videography session to gather assets for their Demo Reel. Equipped with iPhones, Android phones and DSLR cameras, the students explored the practical differences between these tools. This experience allowed them to evaluate which type of camera they might prefer for future projects, considering factors like image quality, the ability to customise settings, and overall usability. 

Students experimented with capturing a variety of photos and videos; experimenting with different shots, angles, and camera movements. They were encouraged to think creatively and observe their surroundings more closely, capturing the subtle beauty of nature through their lenses. This exercise not only enhanced their technical skills but also inspired them to see the world from new perspectives and to convey that vision through their work.

We look forward to seeing Year 11’s skills develop even further in the coming months!

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Shanai Mifsud

TAS & VET Information and Digital Technology Teacher

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