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METANOIA
Graduating Life

Autobiographical Documentary project, dedicated specifically to showcase my vision for my EP. This video is part of my final University Project

PROJECT CONTEXT

Setting
Final university project · Advanced Practice (PA6033) · University of East London
Challenge
Turn the development of the Metanoia EP into an autobiographical documentary, adapting the production and screening to available equipment and venues.
Deliverable
A completed documentary, supporting written report and scheduled YouTube premiere on 11 April 2025.
CONTRIBUTION

Autobiographical storytelling, recording, audio processing & video editing

TOOLS & PRACTICE
Logic Pro XFinal Cut Pro XOBSPreSonus PD-70iPhone 15 / Logitech C920
METANOIA — original project image

BEHIND THE PROJECT

Intent.
Process.
Outcome.

Download original report ↓
01

The story

An autobiographical documentary exploring the development of the Metanoia EP and the relationship between artistic identity and university work. Its three chapters connect music, personal reflection and the creative process.

02

The production

Dialogue was recorded with the PreSonus PD-70 and processed in Logic Pro X. Final Cut Pro X, OBS, a Logitech C920 and an iPhone 15 formed a practical production setup. Maggie Pikesley contributed as assistant producer.

03

The delivery

The planned in-person exhibition evolved into an online screening when suitable university spaces were unavailable. The report records a scheduled YouTube premiere on 11 April 2025, demonstrating adaptation of the delivery format to the resources available.

THE DOCUMENTARY

Watch the story.

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Read the original project notes +

My advanced practice project at university centered on creating my upcoming EP, ‘Metanoia,’ allowing me to explore the relationship between my artistic journey and academic assignments. This project underscored the importance of vulnerability in music, connecting deeply with audiences. While facing challenges with equipment access, I adapted by using personal tools like Logic Pro X and an iPhone 15. This experience taught me problem-solving and resourcefulness—key skills for a career in music production and filmmaking. Transforming the project’s showcase from a traditional performance to an immersive documentary highlighted my ability to pivot and adapt, reflecting real-world demands. Overall, my university experience has been crucial in developing both my technical skills and my artistic identity, preparing me for a future in music and multimedia production.

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