Plymouth University (UOP)

This poster refers to a case study of person suffering with Bipolar. It refers to the epidemiology, pathophysiology and treatment often used with bipolar. Provides an all round knowledge of Bipolar Disorder.

A final evaluative piece written about both my final film submission for the module, and how I had experienced personal growth through completing the module itself.

The critical production portfolio created to cover all aspects of filming my final graduate film - from the concept and inspirations, to the shooting schedules and production notes, and lastly a reflective essay on the work as a whole.

A critical reflection essay regarding the project created for the FILM611 module - detailing the inspiration behind the piece, any constraints I had to work with for filming, and what I would have improved on in the future.

An illustrated report essay showcasing each section of the module and the work undertaken at every step. Includes the discussion of the critical essay film I created regarding intimacy co-ordination during the pandemic, the creative task I undertook in learning the guitar to score my films, and the process undertaken for creating my modern documentary film whilst also contending with the restrictions at large.

This was the final production folder created for the Drama module due to being unable to create the film itself as a result of the pandemic. It features the research undertaken for planning the film, the film's original final screenplay including treatment, logline and synopsis, and contextual links to the moodboard and moodreel created for the project.

An essay discussing how bisexuality has been portrayed through three different case studies: the film "My Own Private Idaho", the television show "The Bold Type", and the book "Call Me By Your Name", as well as contextualising bisexuality in a more modern setting.

A critical essay piece looking at gender politics and equality in two feminist pieces - "The Ladies Defence" by Lady Mary Chudleigh and "A Room of One's Own" by Virginia Woolf.

A short close reading piece discussing how the chosen excerpt focuses on the break-down of relations between Lear and Goneril. An ideal example for a basis on writing close readings, as well as referencing appropriately using the Harvard referencing style.

Essay about Gender and Sexuality in the media