Joanne Glover
MA work
MA work
0°/Mapping the Imaginary
I was given a brief called ‘The Single Shot’ that questioned the relationship between the still and the moving image over one minute. This timeframe involves 1,500 stills played in a sequence of 25 frames per second, and this became the starting point of Mapping the Imaginary. I began a series of one-minute lapse films, each made up of 1,500 stills shot during sunset, always facing south. I used locations at various points along the prime meridian line, 0° longitude. This rigid constraint of time, space and location gave the project a scientific quality, at the same time as allowing a controlled serendipity into the equation.
Info
Info
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MA Degree
School
School of Communication
Programme
MA Visual Communication, 2010
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Contact
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07716 312438
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0°/Mapping the Imaginary
I was given a brief called ‘The Single Shot’ that questioned the relationship between the still and the moving image over one minute. This timeframe involves 1,500 stills played in a sequence of 25 frames per second, and this became the starting point of Mapping the Imaginary. I began a series of one-minute lapse films, each made up of 1,500 stills shot during sunset, always facing south. I used locations at various points along the prime meridian line, 0° longitude. This rigid constraint of time, space and location gave the project a scientific quality, at the same time as allowing a controlled serendipity into the equation.
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Degrees
- BA (Hons), Graphic and Media Design: Typography (First class), London College of Communication, 2006; MA, Communication Art and Design, Royal College of Art, 2010
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Experience
- Designer, O-SB Design, London, 2006/7; Designer, VentureThree, London, 2008-10
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Exhibitions
- Smart Materials, Dana Centre/Science Museum, London, 2008; Prove it! Copenhagen Climate Change, Science Museum, London, 2009; Workshop for Schools, Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 2009; 0°/Mapping the Imaginary, Moving Picture Company/British Film Institute, London, 2010
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Awards
- Second prize, WPP Cover Design Award, 2009