The aim of the project is to pitch up to 1-2 tracks of your music to a record label. This can be individually, or as a duo or group. There could be an opportunity here for a label to pick up interest in an artist and take it further after the project. Selected pitches will be delivered to TTM on Friday, although proposals can be submitted via the form link below if you are unable to make the Friday pitching session.

Triple Threat Management (TTM) is the project lead and primary label and they will be available on Friday for live pitching. You can also send a pitch to them via the form below.

Submissions will be shortlisted before sending to labels so not everyone will receive feedback.

If you choose one of the other labels, or a BPI or AIM label, then you should record a short video of your pitch, put this on your Google Drive with public access and then send it via the form link below. Feedback from labels will be to selected pitches and will be released from the end of March.

Preparation for your pitch will require critique, selection, refinement/ mixing/mastering of your music. You may use existing tracks/remixes or create something new during the week.

You will then need to carefully prepare your elevator-style pitch to the label. This must be via a recorded video submitted to the link below. Pitches should be around 1 minute in duration.

You will need to back up your pitch with links to your music and any promotional sites.

Over the course of one week, in groups of 5/6, you will create a diorama game with a win condition and upload it to itch.io. The game can be 2D or 3D, as long as it is a diorama game.

A diorama is an artistic, 3D or 2D representation of scene. Dioramas can be applied to any subject area and can take many forms. They can display a scene from a story, illustrate a concept learned in science, or depict an event from history. Dioramas can even be used in professional settings or created for artistic pleasure.

The game needs to be designed to be played and finished on one screen, without screen transitions or multiple levels. Your environment should have a high degree of detail and support interactions with the environment.

For ease of use and in the interest of time, consider:

1. Having the game’s playing instructions and goal in the itch.io description instead of the UI.

2. Not building a main menu, this is all about the game.

Those shortlisted to present will be given 5 minutes to do an “elevator pitch” to summarise their designs and ideas. As groups, you will be asked to explain each of your individual roles in the game design project.

Teams can also submit your pitch via a recorded video submitted via the link below.

Your brief is to create, structure and pitch a short film, music video or advert proposal to Birmingham Film and TV Market for consideration for production. Selected pitches will be delivered to BFTM on Friday, although proposals can be submitted via the form link below if you are unable to make the Friday pitching session.

You will need to follow the pitch guidelines created by Birmingham Film TV Market. These guidelines are for feature length films, but they apply to short films, just on a smaller scale. At the end of the week, your pitch will go through an internal shortlisting and the best ones will be pitched live and evaluated by Birmingham Film and TV Market in a competitive setting.

If you are not able to present your pitch on Friday, then you should record a short video of your pitch, put this on your Google Drive with public access and then send it via the form link below. Feedback on selected pitches will be released from the end of March.

Preparation for your pitch will require development and refinement of a film proposal.

You will then need to carefully prepare your elevator-style pitch to BFTM. This must be via a recorded video submitted via the link below. Pitches should be around 1 minute in duration.

You can back up your pitch with links to others work and any promotional sites.

You will work in groups to develop an extension to the Autotrader website, either in app or desktop format. Selected pitches will be delivered to Autotrader on Friday, although proposals can be submitted via the form link below if you are unable to make the Friday pitching session.

You will design a new section with a new product offering of e-bikes, e-scooters etc. You will self-allocate roles within your teams (project managers, product designers) etc. to develop a prototype for this extension and present it back at the end of the week.

A follow-up exercise around digital skills is available.

This project is suitable for Media students, but may also be considered by Software Development students.

You will need to carefully prepare your elevator-style pitch to Autotrader. This will either be delivered live to Autotrader on Friday or via a recorded video submitted via the link below. Pitches should be around 1 minute in duration.

You can back up your pitch with links to others work and any promotional sites.

A new customer has approached your agency looking for a simple dashboard for displaying data from their sales team. Selected pitches will be delivered to MTC on Friday, although proposals can be submitted via the form link below if you are unable to make the Friday pitching session.

They are looking to rank view their sales people based on performance to work in a variety of formats such as large screen and mobile.

You will create and implement this dashboard utilising the hubspot API and demonstrate this with some test data to the customer for feedback.

Permitted web echnologies – PHP / Node.js / Vue / React / HTML / CSS / Less / Sass.

You will then be asked to present your idea back and explain the rationale behind your decisions.

Preparation for your pitch will require development and refinement of your proposal.

You will then need to carefully prepare your elevator-style pitch to MTC. This must be submitted via the link below. Pitches should be around 1 minute in duration.

You can back up your pitch with links to others work and any promotional sites.

Vulpine’s event management staff are looking for new and exciting ways to broaden its event portfolio in the esports space. Selected pitches will be delivered to Vulpine on Friday, although proposals can be submitted via the form link below if you are unable to make the Friday pitching session.

Your main objective for the brief is to create, structure and pitch an idea for an event to one of the owners of the organisation which has real world viability.

Your group pitch will be evaluated in a competitive setting with other groups from ACC and the best ones will be highlighted at the end of the week. You can also submit a pitch via the form below.

Preparation for your pitch will require development and refinement of your proposal.

You will then need to carefully prepare your elevator-style pitch to Vulpine. This must be via a recorded video submitted via the link below. Pitches should be around 1-2 minutes in duration.

You can back up your pitch with links to others work and any promotional sites.