Actual Festival

I finished my job. As all the animations had to be uploaded to the school website previously, I found them all in the same folder in the reference drive, and opened it on 3 different computers in the library. There were 8 films so I decided to put 3 on a loop on 2 computers and then put the final 2 on a loop on a different computer. However, 4 of them were a different format that would not play on the player I was using. I tried to use a different player but it ran really slowly and jerkily. So, I went to the technician and he tried to convert the files to a format that would play, but it wouldn't work, so he put them all on the same video. I made the same complete film run looping on each of the computers.

Later though, it was decided these computers would be used for the documentaries, and the corridor next to the library would be used for displaying the animations (with a sign made to indicate this.) Originally it was intended that there would be one animation per each computer, but we couldn't complete this obviously and I put the film just looping on each of the computers, with headphones connected. They were running really slowly and it took ages, but eventually it was alright.

The festival was quite a success, with quite a few visitors. It reached a budget of £130 which paid for double sided sticky tape, sheets of card and biscuits and drinks.
Here are some pictures of the festival on the second day: