Creative iMedia - Pre-Production Skills - Set 2
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What is the purpose of a mood board?
• Central focus of ideas in one place.
• Used to generate ideas for a client to meet their approval.
before creating the final product
• Used to share ideas and concepts using examples.
• Used to generate ideas for a client to meet their approval.
before creating the final product
• Used to share ideas and concepts using examples.
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What is the content of a mood board?
• Images
• Colors
• Text/fonts/styles/keywords
• Textures, fabrics and other materials
• Digital mood board = sounds and video clips
• Colors
• Text/fonts/styles/keywords
• Textures, fabrics and other materials
• Digital mood board = sounds and video clips
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What is the purpose of a mind map?
• Generate outline ideas quickly
• Develop and show links between different thoughts,
aspects and processes of a project
• Develop and show links between different thoughts,
aspects and processes of a project
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What is the content of the mind map?
• Central node with the main theme
• Sub-nodes with interconnecting lines/branches
• Text
• Images can also be used
• Sub-nodes with interconnecting lines/branches
• Text
• Images can also be used
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What is the purpose of a visualization diagram?
• Plan the layout of a still image in a visual manner.
• Show how the finished item may look.
• Show how the finished item may look.
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What is the content of a visualization diagram?
• Multiple images and graphics showing size and position
• Colors and color schemes
• Position and style of text
• Fonts to be used
• Annotation providing more detail
• Colors and color schemes
• Position and style of text
• Fonts to be used
• Annotation providing more detail
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What is the purpose of a storyboard?
• Provide a visual representation of how a media project will
look along a timeline
• Provide a graphical illustration of the sequence of
movements
• Provide guidance on what scenes to film or create
look along a timeline
• Provide a graphical illustration of the sequence of
movements
• Provide guidance on what scenes to film or create
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What is the content of a storyboard?
• Images
• Locations
• Camera shot types and angles
• Camera movement
• Shot length and timings
• Lighting
• Sound
• Locations
• Camera shot types and angles
• Camera movement
• Shot length and timings
• Lighting
• Sound
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What is the purpose of a script?
• Identify the location where the action takes place
• Identify who will be in the scene
• Provide stage directions for actors and production crew
• Provide dialogue for actors
• Identify who will be in the scene
• Provide stage directions for actors and production crew
• Provide dialogue for actors
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What is the content of a script?
• Set/locations
• Scene descriptions
• Scene/stage directions
• Camera shot types
• Camera movement
• Sounds and sound effects
• Names of actors/characters
• Dialogue
• Scene descriptions
• Scene/stage directions
• Camera shot types
• Camera movement
• Sounds and sound effects
• Names of actors/characters
• Dialogue
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What is the purpose of a client requirement/brief?
• Provide the media developer with outline information and
any constraints (timescale)
• Clear statement of what is to be produced
any constraints (timescale)
• Clear statement of what is to be produced
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What is the content of the client requirements/brief
• Statement of what media product is needed
• Purpose of the media product
• Target audience
• Content
• Timescale
• Restrictions
• Purpose of the media product
• Target audience
• Content
• Timescale
• Restrictions
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What are the categories of the Target Audience?
• Age – need to be clear about the age group. (E.G. 6-12, 12-
18, 18-40, 40+)
• Gender
• Location – local, national, international
• Ethnicity – background, culture, race, religion, language.
18, 18-40, 40+)
• Gender
• Location – local, national, international
• Ethnicity – background, culture, race, religion, language.
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Examples of Primary Research
• Autobiography
• First-hand account
• Diary
• Interview
• Video footage
• Photo
• Official records
• First-hand account
• Diary
• Interview
• Video footage
• Photo
• Official records
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Examples of Secondary Research
• Biography
• Second-hand account
• History textbook
• Magazine article
• Report
• Other people’s products
• News broadcast
• Second-hand account
• History textbook
• Magazine article
• Report
• Other people’s products
• News broadcast
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What is the purpose of a time plan?
• Provide a timescale for the overall project to be completed
• To map out against time for all the different aspects of the project
• To map out against time for all the different aspects of the project
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What is the content of a time plan?
• Tasks
• Activities
• Durations – amount of time a task is expected to take
• Timescales – how long the project will take
• Milestones – key dates when a section is completed
• Deadlines – date when something has to be done by
• Resources – what is neede
• Activities
• Durations – amount of time a task is expected to take
• Timescales – how long the project will take
• Milestones – key dates when a section is completed
• Deadlines – date when something has to be done by
• Resources – what is neede
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What is hardware?
The devices and equipment that could used to
create or digitize pre-production documents, such as computer, tablet or phone.
create or digitize pre-production documents, such as computer, tablet or phone.
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What is software?
Types of applications installed on a device that could used to create or digitize pre-production documents. Such as Microsoft PowerPoint, Canva and Publisher.
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What is a recee
A visit to a specific location that will be used for
recording purposes. The purpose is to check
access, see what is there, identify the best positions and assess environmental considerations.
May include: Location, Access, Lighting, Health & safety i
recording purposes. The purpose is to check
access, see what is there, identify the best positions and assess environmental considerations.
May include: Location, Access, Lighting, Health & safety i
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What is a risk assessment?
Must be stored to cover you and any
organization that you work for in case of claims.
• Identify hazards and dangers
• Decide who might be harmed and how
• Evaluate the risks and decide on precautions
to be taken
• Record findings and implement them
• R
organization that you work for in case of claims.
• Identify hazards and dangers
• Decide who might be harmed and how
• Evaluate the risks and decide on precautions
to be taken
• Record findings and implement them
• R
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Video file formats
• MPG - Compressed file formats
• MOV – small file size
• MP4 – fats loading online
• MOV – small file size
• MP4 – fats loading online
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Image File Formats
• JPG (lossless compression; photography)
• PNG (lossless compression; photography)
• TIF (large file sizes / Posters / high quality
printing)
• PDF (un-editable/ Documents)
• GIF (small file sizes/ Online / web buttons)
• PNG (lossless compression; photography)
• TIF (large file sizes / Posters / high quality
printing)
• PDF (un-editable/ Documents)
• GIF (small file sizes/ Online / web buttons)
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Audio File Formats
• MP3 (compressed / small file sizes / good for
devices)
• AIFF (uncompressed / high quality / Mac only)
• WAV (uncompressed / high quality / Windows
only)
devices)
• AIFF (uncompressed / high quality / Mac only)
• WAV (uncompressed / high quality / Windows
only)
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Copyright
© &
Trademarks
™
© &
Trademarks
™
If its published it has copyright protection
‘Published’ includes books, magazines, music,
movies, all content on the internet.
To use a published resources you must:
• Contact the owner
• Ask for permission to use it
• Often you will need to pay a fee
‘Published’ includes books, magazines, music,
movies, all content on the internet.
To use a published resources you must:
• Contact the owner
• Ask for permission to use it
• Often you will need to pay a fee
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Copyright -
Open
licenses
Open
licenses
Some people are happy for their products to be
used by others but still want to have some
protection.
Creative Commons: A license agreement the
creator chooses that lets you use that persons
resources. However, you will still need to cite the
source
used by others but still want to have some
protection.
Creative Commons: A license agreement the
creator chooses that lets you use that persons
resources. However, you will still need to cite the
source
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Certification
Different countries have laws on what is allowed
to be seen and shown.
Certification is the process of informing the
audience broadly on the suitability of content.
Certification is a major aspect when thinking
about your target audience
to be seen and shown.
Certification is the process of informing the
audience broadly on the suitability of content.
Certification is a major aspect when thinking
about your target audience
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Data
Protection
Protection
A series of UK laws designed to protect
individuals and there personal data.
Organizations can not collect and keep your
personal information without following this law.
Everyone has right to view and correct data.
Data has to be accurate, for a spec
individuals and there personal data.
Organizations can not collect and keep your
personal information without following this law.
Everyone has right to view and correct data.
Data has to be accurate, for a spec
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Privacy
People have this right and it should not be
invaded
invaded
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Defamation
Can’t say nasty things about someone/an
organization without proof.
organization without proof.
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Other cards in this set
Card 2
Front
What is the content of a mood board?
Back
• Images
• Colors
• Text/fonts/styles/keywords
• Textures, fabrics and other materials
• Digital mood board = sounds and video clips
• Colors
• Text/fonts/styles/keywords
• Textures, fabrics and other materials
• Digital mood board = sounds and video clips
Card 3
Front
What is the purpose of a mind map?
Back
Card 4
Front
What is the content of the mind map?
Back
Card 5
Front
What is the purpose of a visualization diagram?
Back
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