Class Exhibition — Final Presentation of Project 1

The Class Exhibition is the public presentation of your autobiographical documentary. This event is a collective responsibility and should be approached as a professional creative production, not simply a screening of individual work.

Specific details (date, time, location, equipment, and schedules) will be provided on Avenue to Learn.

💡 Reminder:
This exhibition represents not only your individual project, but the collective work of the class. Care, responsibility, and collaboration matter.

Final Project Materials (Required)

To be included in the exhibition, you must submit the following materials by the deadlines communicated on Avenue to Learn.

1. Final Video

• Final version of your documentary
• English subtitles required
• Must meet all technical requirements outlined in Project 1
• Videos must be submitted at least two (2) days before the exhibition
  • Late submissions may not be included in the exhibition

2. Project Title

• Choose a clear and compelling title
• Do not include the course name
• Think of this as a professional portfolio piece

3. Author / Creator Name

• Add the name you want to be credited under
• This can be your official name or an artistic name / pseudonym

4. Project Description (100–150 words)

Your description should:

• Briefly introduce the concept and theme of your documentary
• Provide context for viewers encountering your work in the exhibition space

5. High-Quality Screenshot

• Chosen image should clearly represent the theme, the aesthetic, and the tone of your documentary
• Good contrast and clarity (no pixelation, compression artifacts, or motion blur)

📌 Important:
Final title, project description, and high-quality screenshot must be submitted at least one (1) week before the exhibition in order to be included in exhibition materials (posters, programs, labels, or other visual elements).

Exhibition Presence

Students are expected to arrive on time

• Check in with the instructor or student coordinator

During the exhibition:

• Be mindful of the space and equipment
• Respect the work of others
• Present yourself and your work professionally

Contingencies & Flexibility

Live events involve shared equipment, time constraints, and unpredictable conditions.
If technical or logistical issues arise during setup or the exhibition, students are expected to:

• remain flexible and solution-oriented
• communicate promptly with the instructor or student coordinator
• support peers and help troubleshoot when appropriate

Professionalism includes the ability to adapt calmly and collaboratively.

Grading & Expectations (Maintenance-Based System)

Maintaining your grade for the Class Exhibition requires:

• Uploading all required materials on time, including:
  • final video at least two days before the Class exhibition
  • project title, project description, and high-quality screenshot at least one week before the Class exhibition
• Being present and participating professionally during the exhibition
• Respecting shared time, equipment, and peer labor

Failure to upload required materials by the stated deadlines or to fulfill exhibition responsibilities may signal a break in maintenance, even if your individual project is otherwise complete., even if your individual project is complete.