Preliminary meeting with Phil Vaughan (1st) and Fraser Bruce (2nd) (26th September 2018)

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Preliminary meeting with Phil Vaughan (1st) and Fraser Bruce (2nd)
Wednesday 26th September 2018

So I met with Phil and Fraser to begin to establish how to move forward, both with undertaking the PhD and how to document everything I'll be doing. Here's a list of my initial bullet points of what to cover before I next see them.


  • Monday 1st October - attend OPD session 'Welcome for Post-Graduate Researchers
  • Mondays and Thursdays - teaching MSc Animation & VFX and Undergraduate VFX module
  • Research practice based research papers and PhD theses
  • Attend Katie Brown upgrade meeting
  • Connect with PhD community and Sara Nevay, to discuss the EAD conference in April
  • Send my PhD proposal to Phil and Fraser
  • Create a blog

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