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JimiWonderDoor 92

Rhyme wrote: »

Join Ussss.

Might do. Is it mostly weekend time (that I might not have), do many people do it (is it 3 girls and their dog?). thanks

Rhyme

JimiWonderDoor 92 wrote: »

Might do. Is it mostly weekend time (that I might not have), do many people do it (is it 3 girls and their dog?). thanks

We only set ourselves up at the end of last year so it's 3 or 4 core members and a few odds and ends. With any luck we'll have a few events lined up for the first half of the year.

/shill

zeroonetwothree

When exactly do we start? (got into animation)
We get a registration pack thing sent to us in the second week of sept, right?

smellslikelemon

Name: fee
Year/Course: 1st year Animation
Age: 19
Societies/Clubs/interests: No idea which societies to join yet, interests - gaming, the Beatles and art (of course)
How to notice: about 5''8 ish, long hair and pretty much average looking.

Quite the excited, can't wait to meet you lot

Megsy

zeroonetwothree wrote: »

When exactly do we start? (got into animation)
We get a registration pack thing sent to us in the second week of sept, right?

Yeah I think so.

Please tell me I'm not the only one who hasn't received like, any word from the college at all. Like not even an e-mail or anything to acknowledge that I've accepted my course. I'm getting really worried now.

melissavm

Megsy wrote: »

Yeah I think so.

Please tell me I'm not the only one who hasn't received like, any word from the college at all. Like not even an e-mail or anything to acknowledge that I've accepted my course. I'm getting really worried now.

I haven't heard anything from anyone bar the CAO yet either. And if they're sending the info out the second week of sept, isn't that leaving it a little late?

Megsy

melissavm wrote: »

I haven't heard anything from anyone bar the CAO yet either. And if they're sending the info out the second week of sept, isn't that leaving it a little late?

I was thinking that too, maybe it's the first week. I'm sure everything will work out fine anyway, they must know what they're doing!

Lone Stone

My friend rang them the other week and was told were starting on the 20th of sep but i dont know if thats the same for first year animation

Rhyme

Lone Stone wrote: »

My friend rang them the other week and was told were starting on the 20th of sep but i dont know if thats the same for first year animation

Your best bet is heading in on the 20th (unless you're told different) and you'll be told where to go.

Avr

Glad to hear I'm not the only one who hasn't heard anything back. I was freaking out last night hearing about my UCD friends having all their gear ready to send off.
I have a friend in second year and he said that the 20th is the day the whole college goes back but 1st years go back a week early for freshers week and all that jazz. I've been hearing the 14th but I guess we'll have to wait and see! I reckon they'll start posting registration packs when round 1 is officially over in the CAO.

zeroonetwothree

I finally got an email! xD
How about everyone else?

Also does a calendar come out on their website? Like showing how long holidays are and stuff~

cheesefiend

Got mine too! That's a relief, I'm really excited now

Chou

NAME: Colette (aka Chou )
YEAR/COURSE: 1st Year / Applied Psychology
AGE: 19
SOCIETYS/CLUBS/INTERESTS: haven't really decided yet, probably a good few though
HOW TO NOTICE: most probably wandering around looking lost and overwhelmed ^^;

just got the email can't wait to get started

juliancallan

Got a big envelope full of sheets today, scary stuff.

JAYneA123

Name: Jane
Year/Course: 1st year graphic design at IADT Seattle
Age: 18
Societies/Clubs/interests: art, music, outdoors, volleyball, tennis, swimming, running, everything lol
How to notice: smiling person with brown hair, lol

NK09

hello, I'm starting 1st year of audio visual media technology i need //ACCOMMODATION\\. shared house or apartment with students would be great if anyones looking fill up spaces or knows of availability. That is all.

jenny92

Name: Jenny
Year/Course: 1st year visual communications
Age: 18
Societies/Clubs/interests: sure il see wots on offer wen i get there
How to notice: em . . . brown haired girl who'll prob be wanderin round tryin not to look lost . . . which i will be :P

cheesydoodles

Name: Laura.
Year/Course: 1st year in English, Media and Cultural studies.
Age: 18
Clubs/Societes/Interests: Hmm I don't know, anything music/film related really.
How to notice: Red hair, lip ring and most likely eating something.

awesom_o

Name: Ruth
Year/Course: 1st year in English, Media and Cultural studies.
Age: 18
Clubs/Societes/Interests: I heard there was a sex society yeah?
How to notice: Bumming john players in the smokers areas

matty55

Name: Matthew McMahon

Course: Masters in Telelvsion and Radio Production

Clubs and Society: Comedy hopefully

How to notice: Struggling with a can in my hand!!

Lone Stone

I met a few of you animation 1st years today goodluck with your first week /is lost and potentially in naked.

idiotboy

Name: Danny
Year/Course: 1st year Audiovisual Media Technology
Age: 18
Clubs/Societes/Interests: Jammin:)
How to notice: Blonde, no particular fashion style, bricking myself.

ArklowHoop

Name: Alex
Year/Course: 2nd Year Multimedia
Age: 21
Clubs/Societes/Interests:Football and Sport in General
How to notice:Usually wearing a hoodie,football shirt and jeans!

*adele*

Name: Adele Kavanagh
Year/course: 1st year Business and Arts Management. (Did a year of EMCS last year though.)
Age: 19
Clubs/Societes/Interests: Joined sitcoms and horror society. Fairly interested in music in general though.
How to notice: Used to be for my red tartanish coat but I lost that at freshers ball but now..short, brown hair, constantly running to classes late.

Mr.Superiority

Freckles..! wrote: »

Name: Lisa
Year/Course: 1st Year English, Media and Cultural Studies!
Age: 17..
Societies/Clubs/interests: music, films, xbox
How to notice: uhm.. ill be the tall brunette wandering around looking lost.. although i imagine there might be quite a few of us lol:D

Hey Lisa, would you reccommend that course? It's the only one i can find that interests me... almost seems too good to be true. is it?

rcazzy

Name: Ryan
Year/Course: 3rd year studying English, Media and Cultural Studies!
Age: 20
Societies/Clubs/interests: Rarely have time for attending socs anymore, but I recommend Film Soc and Game Soc. EMCS Theory Club (Highly recommended for EMCS students, very handy to get into with experience from higher years)
How to notice: Leatherish jackets, coats, Glasses, medium length messy hair and a laptop bag almost constantly around me! Probably very tired or very smiley...both extremes!

Good to see a lot of activity and interaction between courses on here!

rcazzy

Mr.Superiority wrote: »

Hey Lisa, would you reccommend that course? It's the only one i can find that interests me... almost seems too good to be true. is it?

Hey man,

I've gone through three years of the course already. It is a very enjoyable course. A lot of stuff covered from literature, to film, to news media and cultural and social theory. You will find things you adore and things you are not so fond of. There is a good amount of continuous assessment, but a lot of it is fun to do, especially group tasks in years 1 and 2. Be prepared to read a lot of books, journals and things of that nature (but SparkNotes does suffice in some cases )

Any particular questions you want to ask?

Mr.Superiority

rcazzy wrote: »

Hey man,

I've gone through three years of the course already. It is a very enjoyable course. A lot of stuff covered from literature, to film, to news media and cultural and social theory. You will find things you adore and things you are not so fond of. There is a good amount of continuous assessment, but a lot of it is fun to do, especially group tasks in years 1 and 2. Be prepared to read a lot of books, journals and things of that nature (but SparkNotes does suffice in some cases )

Any particular questions you want to ask?

Ah yeah thanks man! What sort of literature would you be reading? Shakespearean or more or less modern? Are the political and creative topics more in depth than others? And how long are the days? Legend has it it's a four day week. This is the only course that really interests me.

Thanks.

rcazzy

Mr.Superiority wrote: »

Ah yeah thanks man! What sort of literature would you be reading? Shakespearean or more or less modern? Are the political and creative topics more in depth than others? And how long are the days? Legend has it it's a four day week. This is the only course that really interests me.

Thanks.

We go through different periods for texts, Renaissance up to 20thC (and I assume 21st, next year). A good mix of books, I've found some of my favourite al time works through having to read them, well worth it. I wouldn't say more in depth than other topics exactly, but the political topics can get heavy in the amount of theories and views applied, but you will get a grasp on it.
The course is being slightly restructured again this year (we were the second year to test a new regime, which has worked out well) so you shouldn't be lost when it comes to topics and getting stuck in, all depending on how you yourself participate of course.

The days can vary. They can be from 9-3 (most for me atm) or even maybe 9-12. It doesn't seem too bad (although I do have a day where I have a 3 hour gap...slight pain, but grand with friends.) The legend is partially true! I had Mondays off in my second semester of first year I think it was, and we'll be getting a day free next year definitely, which we've been advised by fourth years to use for dissertation work. If the things listed on the college site do interest then you may hit it off well with the course. I was slightly worried myself when I started in how I'd find interest in certain topics, but it has come around that I realise that a lot of the things I study are based around questions I used to ask myself about society, media and all that jazz.

Another side note, an EMCS Theory Club has been set up by students from all years to discuss topics and learn from each other, so that'll be a huge huge help in getting to know theory and developing your own ideas.

Keelman91

Hey all!, anyone still posting here? lol ,damn its too early to be awake ha,.but ya anyways,just checked out my cao offers and got my first choice of vis comm in iadt!,.also got offered to art and design in galway...hmm decision time! anyone else going for vis com?

gillapino

hey ! i just got into vis comm ! delighted ! see ya there

doodle_bear

heads up for anyone going to IADT to do vis comm,

be prepared for a lot or work. I'm going into 3rd year. The course is awesome but it can be VERY tough at times.

Extempore

To anyone currently doing Audio Visual Media Tech... how is the course/the lecturers/the workload? Just got accepted and want to know what's in store!

oli2

rcazzy wrote: »

We go through different periods for texts, Renaissance up to 20thC (and I assume 21st, next year). A good mix of books, I've found some of my favourite al time works through having to read them, well worth it. I wouldn't say more in depth than other topics exactly, but the political topics can get heavy in the amount of theories and views applied, but you will get a grasp on it.
The course is being slightly restructured again this year (we were the second year to test a new regime, which has worked out well) so you shouldn't be lost when it comes to topics and getting stuck in, all depending on how you yourself participate of course.

The days can vary. They can be from 9-3 (most for me atm) or even maybe 9-12. It doesn't seem too bad (although I do have a day where I have a 3 hour gap...slight pain, but grand with friends.) The legend is partially true! I had Mondays off in my second semester of first year I think it was, and we'll be getting a day free next year definitely, which we've been advised by fourth years to use for dissertation work. If the things listed on the college site do interest then you may hit it off well with the course. I was slightly worried myself when I started in how I'd find interest in certain topics, but it has come around that I realise that a lot of the things I study are based around questions I used to ask myself about society, media and all that jazz.

Another side note, an EMCS Theory Club has been set up by students from all years to discuss topics and learn from each other, so that'll be a huge huge help in getting to know theory and developing your own ideas.

hey, is there much essay writing?

Rene Roo

doodle_bear wrote: »

heads up for anyone going to IADT to do vis comm,

be prepared for a lot or work. I'm going into 3rd year. The course is awesome but it can be VERY tough at times.

Hmm...was hoping that it would be more laid back in 3rd year
I don't mind the hard work though...I'll be starting IADT vis comm straight into third year!!
I'm quite petrified tbh, are the class hours long? Tell me everything!

EduOfficer

Hey guys!

If you've just been accepted to IADT, well done! You won't regret it! You should check our our Student Union Website, our SU Facebook and our IADT Accommodation Page

Looking forward to seeing you all in September!
Your Education Officer,

Lisa

itssnowing18

isteve wrote: »

anyone know when English, Media Cultural Studies begins and when i need to register?

well in da email they sent me we have an induction on tuesday the 13th and registration and another induction on friday the 16th... hope that helps

RouRouRou

Name: Stephen Kiernan [Stee, please.]
Year/Course: 1st year in English Media and Cultural Studies [<<ANYONE IN THIS COURSE PM ME ]
Age: 18
Societies/Clubs/interests: Uhm, drama, soccer, jugger [whatever that is, it looks AMAZING.] and a few other things.
How to notice: short stocky dude with blondish hair and blue eyes. rather loud and outgoing.

itssnowing18

Name: Fiona (fee or fifi)
Year/Course: 1st year in English, Media and Cultural Studies
Age: 18
Societies/Clubs/interests: i duno, sumtin to do with radio and perhaps drama... we shall see
How to notice: newly brown hair and looking very lost outside the wrong building probably :rolleyes:

CheekyCherry

Just wondering is anyone else on here starting Animation this year?

devitt

Name: Dev/Devitt or Niamh
Year/Course: 1st year/Design For Stage and Screen
Age: 18
Societies/Clubs/interests: Made a pact to join Yoga, but a few others sure Pirates sounds very interesting!
How to notice: either in a small group of people from EMCS and Film/TV or else wandering around alone looking overwhelmed!

whats this about something being on the 7th? I thought next week was the week we start! and has anyone got their reg pack yet?

CheekyCherry

devitt wrote: »

whats this about something being on the 7th? I thought next week was the week we start! and has anyone got their reg pack yet?

I was wondering the same thing, but I'm just after ringing the college and they posted all the first year reg packs yesterday afternoon. so hopefully will receive them tomorrow!

EffyRose

Name: Elizabeth / Effy
Year/Course: 1st year/Photography
Age: 20
Societies/Clubs/interests: I'm not sure what ones there are. But I'll definitely be looking into joining at least 1-2.
How to notice: I'll be the extremely confused, socially awkward girl that's mumbling to herself constantly :P


I was wondering the same thing, but I'm just after ringing the college and they posted all the first year reg packs yesterday afternoon. so hopefully will receive them tomorrow!

I'm so glad I saw this! Because I've been panicking about not getting mine yet! XD

DublinRescuer

What martial art is practiced in IADT??