This document outlines the requirements and deliverables for an advanced media portfolio project. It includes: conducting audience research; creating profiles and boards; experimenting with design techniques; extensive planning with storyboards, schedules, permissions; casting, costuming, location scouting; multiple rough cuts and drafts of collateral pieces; and group meetings. It suggests ways to boost the grade through blogging about inspirations, works-in-progress, feedback, comparisons to other media, documentation of the production process, and theoretical application.

1. G324 ADVANCED PORTFOLIO IN MEDIA 2014
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blog
Research
2 x detailed analysis
2 x digipak analysis
2 x advert analysis
9 Frame analysis
Evidence and
discussion of primary
audience research
Audience profile
Pinterest board to
collate ideas for
video.
Experimentation of
Photoshop
techniques
Planning
Storyboard
Animatic
Lyrics breakdown
Permission request
Initial ideas
Treatment sheet
Call sheet
Shot list/shooting
schedule
Risk assessment
Casting
Costume/props
Recce shots
Draft ancillary plans
Calendar of filming
dates
Construction
Rough cuts (at least
3)
Contact sheet of
photo shoot
Group meetings
Test footage
Stages of creation of
ancillary texts
Font experimentation
for ancillary texts
Draft versions of
ancillary texts
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blog
Discussion of media
texts
(videos/digipak/adverts)
which have inspired
your ideas.
Draft work of versions
of ancillary texts.
Further audience
feedback on
productions.
Compare and link your
products to real media
texts.
Post video rushes on
blog.
Evidence of you editing
in Final Cut and
Photoshop.
Evidence of you filming
and setting up kit.
Regular blog updates
on progress made.
Regular updates on
any changes you have
had to make.
Ample discussion
underneath each blog
post. For example,
discussion of strengths
and areas of
improvement of rough
cuts and draft work.
Theory application to
work
Discussion of brand
identity between all
three products