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The document discusses initial plans for a project that include creating a mind map, mood board, and analyzing the mood board. The mood board contains repeated images influenced by the color green, which the creator feels would work well for their video game. The mood board will influence the final product by informing the use of green colors and providing a cat model to copy for the weakest creative area and to save time.
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The document outlines Caleb Wilcox's initial plans which include creating a mind map and mood board for his project. His mood board analysis found repetition of the color green and football-themed images, as his video game project is football-themed. His mood board will influence his final product by providing ideas to develop or incorporate, such as colors, styles and themes to shape his work while putting his own spin on the ideas.
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The document discusses initial plans for a project which include mind mapping, creating a mood board, and analyzing the mood board. The mood board analysis found a cold, snowy theme with white and light blue colors recurring in the images. The mood board will influence the final product by incorporating its themes and props.
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The document discusses initial plans for a project which include creating a mind map and mood board. An analysis of the mood board found repetition in colors, styles, and tones across collected images, with most having a central character. The mood board will influence the final product by replicating colors and positioning of images that appear consistent across references.
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Abigail Long is excited to work on her pixel art project and has been practicing the skill over the last year. She created a mind map and mood board to plan the project. The mood board features dark colors and a somber, entrapped atmosphere that will influence her characters and setting to similarly make the player feel trapped. Her schedule outlines research, proposal, planning, production, and evaluation over 5 weeks, and she plans to reference 7 video games and other sources in her project work.
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The document outlines Bailey Dyble's initial plans for a final game production project. It describes their first ideas which included experimenting with different movement cycles like throwing to potentially include in the game. A mind map and mood board were also created to help develop the game concept. The mood board showed common themes of blue and green colors and cartoony styles that will influence the final product. A schedule was set with the production split over 5 weeks, including tasks for experimentation, research, planning, development and evaluation. Sources for research were also to be included in a bibliography.
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The document discusses a mood board created for an initial project plan. The mood board contains bright and eye-catching colors as well as some faded tones. The images have a futuristic style and the fonts are large and bold to appear important and scientific. The creator will take influence from the mood board's color scheme, fonts, and scientific feel for the final product.
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The document outlines initial plans for a project including creating a mind map, mood board, and analyzing the mood board to check for repetition in images, colors, styles, fonts, and tone that could help form a framework. The mood board analysis will also help determine how the mood board could influence the final product through inspiration.
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Here are 7 potential sources you could include in your bibliography:
1. Edmund McMillen and Tyler Glaiel (2010) Super Meat Boy
2. Team Meat (2008) Super Meat Boy
3. Edmund McMillen (2005) Aether
4. Derek Yu (2003) Spelunky
5. Lucas Pope (2013) Papers, Please
6. Jonathan Blow (2008) Braid
7. ThatGameCompany (2009) flOw
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The document outlines Caleb Wilcox's initial plans which include creating a mind map and mood board for his project. His mood board analysis found repetition of the color green and football-themed images, as his video game project is football-themed. His mood board will influence his final product by providing ideas to develop or incorporate, such as colors, styles and themes to shape his work while putting his own spin on the ideas.
1. initial plans (interactive)(1)
The document discusses initial plans for a project which include mind mapping, creating a mood board, and analyzing the mood board. The mood board analysis found a cold, snowy theme with white and light blue colors recurring in the images. The mood board will influence the final product by incorporating its themes and props.
1. initial plans
The document discusses initial plans for a project which include creating a mind map and mood board. An analysis of the mood board found repetition in colors, styles, and tones across collected images, with most having a central character. The mood board will influence the final product by replicating colors and positioning of images that appear consistent across references.
2. initial plans
Abigail Long is excited to work on her pixel art project and has been practicing the skill over the last year. She created a mind map and mood board to plan the project. The mood board features dark colors and a somber, entrapped atmosphere that will influence her characters and setting to similarly make the player feel trapped. Her schedule outlines research, proposal, planning, production, and evaluation over 5 weeks, and she plans to reference 7 video games and other sources in her project work.
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The document outlines Bailey Dyble's initial plans for a final game production project. It describes their first ideas which included experimenting with different movement cycles like throwing to potentially include in the game. A mind map and mood board were also created to help develop the game concept. The mood board showed common themes of blue and green colors and cartoony styles that will influence the final product. A schedule was set with the production split over 5 weeks, including tasks for experimentation, research, planning, development and evaluation. Sources for research were also to be included in a bibliography.
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The document discusses a mood board created for an initial project plan. The mood board contains bright and eye-catching colors as well as some faded tones. The images have a futuristic style and the fonts are large and bold to appear important and scientific. The creator will take influence from the mood board's color scheme, fonts, and scientific feel for the final product.
1. initial plans (fin)
The document outlines initial plans for a project including creating a mind map, mood board, and analyzing the mood board to check for repetition in images, colors, styles, fonts, and tone that could help form a framework. The mood board analysis will also help determine how the mood board could influence the final product through inspiration.
2. initial plans
Here are 7 potential sources you could include in your bibliography:
1. Edmund McMillen and Tyler Glaiel (2010) Super Meat Boy
2. Team Meat (2008) Super Meat Boy
3. Edmund McMillen (2005) Aether
4. Derek Yu (2003) Spelunky
5. Lucas Pope (2013) Papers, Please
6. Jonathan Blow (2008) Braid
7. ThatGameCompany (2009) flOw
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Josh plans to create a game for their final project. They are most comfortable making an endless runner game but are considering making an RPG instead. They want to include a lobby area to make it feel like a full game. Josh analyzed their mood board and found repeated light colors to set a fun mood for one game type and darker colors for a more serious gun game. The mood board will influence the cartoony art style and help distinguish between the two game genres. Josh's schedule outlines experimenting with props in Week 1, researching other games and creating a proposal in Week 2, starting production in Weeks 3-4 by building the environment and menus, and evaluating the project in Week 5.
1. initial plans(3)
The document discusses a student's mood board created for a class project. The mood board contains gaming magazines with repeated colors of red, white, and black. The magazines also share similar fonts and include banners advertising prizes. Images from the game being featured influence the style and content across the magazines. The student plans to incorporate the color scheme and imagery from the mood board into their final project design.
Final intitial plans
Carter Smith plans to create a 2D pixel art game for a school project, considering ideas like a stick man running game or improving upon a previous game called "Sweet Sweep." Other potential ideas are a 2D shooting game or a stick man fighting or escaping game. Carter believes the stick man concept could look professional yet simple and allow their game to stand out from other classmates' projects.
1. initial plans(3) done
This document outlines initial plans for a project including creating a mind map, mood board, and analyzing the mood board. The mood board analysis notes that red and orange will be used as stand out colors and that the mood board helped finalize the topic and colors for a magazine.
video game-/ initial plans
Caleb Wilcox outlines his initial plans and reactions to an upcoming production project. He feels both confident in his ability to generate ideas but also concerned that he may struggle. To address this, he plans to do further research to expand his thinking and hopes it will help him develop several strong ideas and a more positive mindset. Caleb has also created a mind map, mood board, and schedule to help guide his planning process. In his mood board analysis, he notes some repeated colors and styles across reference images that could influence his final product design, such as incorporating a variety of bright colors. His bibliography lists 7 source materials, including video games, that he intends to use for audience research and inspiration.
Final Major project Initial plans
The document outlines initial plans for a Naruto-themed poster project, including mind maps, a mood board analysis, and an informal proposal. The mood board contains repeated images of Naruto characters in an orange and blue color scheme to act as inspiration. The proposal describes a concept poster featuring a large Naruto doing a signature move surrounded by smaller side characters. Photoshop, Google Images, daFont, and selection tools will be used. The target audience is described as 12-18 year old anime viewers of any gender or background. Previous project ideas like a magazine and advergame are discounted due to overuse of those formats by the creator.
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The document outlines initial plans for a project which include creating a mind map, mood board, and analyzing the mood board. The mood board analysis notes that the images collected for the board have repeated colors, styles, fonts, tones and moods. It also notes that the mood board will influence the final product by providing inspiration for colors, design choices, layouts and typography.
3. production experiments(3) (2)
The document summarizes experiments with album artwork and background textures, describing how effects and layer palettes were used to achieve various forms of an image that were then merged together. A limited color palette was selected to suit the work. For the final product, the reflection indicates one background image will be used instead of a 50% form, the grey and maroon color palette will be kept, and the layout will discuss the artist's death combined with the chosen image to dictate the design, using an existing CD case for the cover.
2. initial plans (1)
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print 2. initial plans
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2. initial plans
William plans to create a simple 2D game due to technical limitations. He created a mood board with earthy colors of brown, green and grey inspired by cartoony pixelated game genres. His schedule includes case studies, audience research, production experiments, and evaluation over 5 weeks. He plans to reference interviews with his target audience and other sources in his bibliography.
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This document outlines initial plans for a fashion portfolio project, including a mind map, mood board analysis, and informal proposal. The mood board analysis finds repetition in street backgrounds, branded clothes, and the colors orange and yellow. The analysis also notes the mood board will influence the final product by using similar backgrounds and interpreting the images for photos. The informal proposal presents the current idea as a fashion portfolio capturing different peoples' styles through an online photography portfolio. It will need a camera, lighting, and various fashion statements from its 13-20 year old audience of both men and women. Discounted ideas include a podcast and secret life of animals video due to time and cost constraints.
7. evaluation
This document contains a student's evaluation of their production process for an FMP assignment. It includes sections on research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aesthetic qualities, audience appeal, and peer feedback. For research, the student notes strengths and weaknesses of their approach. Planning gave them a rough idea of pictures but a weakness was ideas not working out. They felt time management and more time would have improved their work. Peer feedback suggested adding more pictures and improving colors, and the student agrees more pictures and emphasized subject colors would have strengthened their portfolio.
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Jessie Bourke is developing plans for an animation game. Some initial ideas are a coin collection or boss defeat game. Jessie is skilled at animation and enjoys seeing creations come to life quickly in layers. A mood board analysis found most collected images used dark, cartoon-like or realistic styles with bold, outlined fonts. The moods conveyed violence or a childish tone. The mood board will influence the background and characters. A schedule outlines experiments, initial response, product research, a proposal, production, and evaluation over 5 weeks. Bibliography sources include boss games, games popular with 16-18 year olds, reasons for playing video games, film-based games, and most popular 2019 games.
2. initial plans
Olivia Waller provides an initial reaction and plans for a creative media project to design a game. She notes that the brief allows for flexibility and her past experience will help complete the required tasks. Olivia believes she will enjoy the project since it draws on her skills and knowledge from a prior class. Her schedules outlines weekly tasks like research, planning, production, and evaluation to develop a game by specific deadlines.
1. initial plans
Ben plans to create either a time-lapse photography project or detailed animation for his FMP. He is skilled in photography, videography, and animation. Ben recognizes the FMP allows freedom in project selection but acknowledges different choices will impact difficulty level and required research. He created a mind map and mood board focused on sophisticated, intelligent, compact, and informative themes with some repetition of complementary colors like grey and blue. The mood board will influence the final product's style and tone.
1. Initial Plans
The document outlines initial plans for a mind map and mood board project. It discusses creating a mind map with different sized blocks where smaller blocks can swallow smaller blocks but not larger ones. It then analyzes a mood board, noting a repeated color scheme and images of blocks in different sizes to provide a range of ideas. The mood board analysis explains how having this collection of colors and images can be referenced to help when stuck and will influence the final product.
2. initial plans (1)complete
Toni Gibson has outlined initial plans for a 2D pixel style browser-based game targeted at 16-19 year olds. The game world will have a basic, traditional look. A mind map and mood board were created to influence the final product's colors, world, characters, and style. Over 5 weeks, tasks will include audience research, game production, adding music and effects, and evaluation. Sources to be used include pixel art weapon packs, color palettes, pixel fonts, and examples of retro and post-apocalyptic games.
5. fmp pre production
This document provides details for a pre-production plan, including style choices, layouts, software and resources needed, contingency planning, health and safety considerations, and a schedule. The style choices discuss using pastel, glitch, and horror-themed colors, fonts, and images to represent both soft and distorted aesthetic sides of the project. Potential issues covered in contingency planning include software or file issues, lack of necessary audio or images, and projects taking too much time. The schedule outlines 8 days to create backgrounds, characters, an animation with audio, poster, magazine covers/pages.
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4.proposal
This proposal is for a music magazine called "Ur Music" targeted at teenagers and young adults aged 15-24. The magazine will inform readers about unknown and local artists, how to see them live, popular music genres, and general music culture updates. Specific content will include artist profiles, concert listings locally and abroad, and a poster with tour dates. The purpose is to both entertain and educate the target audience about past and present music styles through showcasing new artists and paying tribute to influences. While some punk content could potentially offend younger viewers, there will be no explicit age restriction but a note about provocative content. The magazine aims to stand out from others by providing exclusive event information and coverage not found elsewhere.
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The document discusses potential audience profiles for a music magazine cover, identifying the target age range as 15-21 year olds who would be fans of the genre featured. Both male and female genders are identified as the target audience. The proposed psychographic profile for the audience is "emulator," as fans of the band on the cover would seek to emulate the musicians they idolize.
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Adele Rolf is currently working as a breakfast host assistant at the Holiday Inn Express in York, England. She has held this position since April 2014. In this role, she clears tables, helps guests, keeps food stocked, and maintains the kitchen. She has proven herself a dedicated employee by regularly working weekends and volunteering during holidays. Adele completed her education at Huntington Secondary School and is currently studying at York College, where she earned a BTEC in Music. She hopes to work in the music or media industries someday, ideally as a front of house manager for live events.
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The document discusses experiments editing photos for a Christmas portfolio using Photoshop. It summarizes editing different photos for holidays like Easter, Halloween, 4th of July and birthdays. Effects used include color fade, enhancer, brightness/contrast adjustments, posterize and black and white. The final reflection notes most editing tools from the experiments will be included in the final product to make images stand out for the Christmas theme.
Production techniques
The document discusses various graphic design, radio, video, and video game production techniques used to advertise Coca-Cola. It describes advantages and disadvantages of each medium, similarities and differences to other Coca-Cola ads, and strengths and weaknesses of the products created. The student believes the video advertises the product best through its unique music and anime theme. The radio advert is considered most professional for its simple yet effective use of a happy song and sound of drinking Coca-Cola.
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This document outlines the pre-production planning for a magazine cover project on David Bowie. It includes details on the style sheet, layout options considered, equipment and locations needed, contingency planning for potential issues, health and safety considerations, and a weekly schedule. The style sheet includes color and font options. Layouts experiment with background images, photos, and text. Safety measures are proposed to prevent equipment damage or health problems while working.
1. work related learning research
This document provides information on work-related learning and opportunities in media-related fields. It includes links to the author's online portfolios, three job postings for a media project manager, photographer, and social media content writer in Leeds, and requirements for the positions. It also lists three university media courses and an action plan to meet entry requirements. A case study on photographer Zack Ahern is included at the end.
4.proposal
This proposal is for a podcast reviewing a live performance by the band King No One. The podcast will be entertaining and informative, using sound effects, music clips, and an upbeat tone. It will discuss the opening acts, the atmosphere at the show, and the experience of attending with friends. The target audience is ages 16-24 of both genders, as those are typical concert-goers. It will appeal to fans of the band's genre and promote local bands. There may be some offensive language, so it will be restricted to ages 12+. It will not offend social groups and focuses on a local band to differentiate it from reviews of major artists.
2. research
The student conducted research through product analysis, questionnaires, and interviews to inform their nature photography portfolio. Questionnaires distributed on Facebook and to peers provided feedback from over 25 people mostly aged 16-19. While this engagement helped shape the work, surveys can be time-consuming. Interviews offered detailed responses but could make people uncomfortable. Overall, the research highlighted including varied angles, focus techniques, and the color green in landscapes and portraits featuring trees, animals, and the sky.
7.evaluation
This document provides a summary of Adele Rolf's evaluation of her Christmas portfolio production process. Some key points:
- When researching for the portfolio, it was easy to find information but hard to please everyone given different opinions. Researching different demographic preferences was time consuming.
- Planning strengths included a time management sheet. Weaknesses included not having enough time so the work felt rushed.
- Peer feedback noted some shots lacked focus and composition could be improved. Variety through different locations and subjects was a strength.
- Based on the feedback, Adele would retake some shots with better focus and use a variety of angles and techniques to keep audiences interested.
4.proposal
This proposal is for a game called "CATCH IT" aimed at children ages 6 to 11. The game involves an old lady dropping items in her garden for her cat to either catch, like treats, or avoid, like cat poo. The purpose is to entertain children with a simple yet enjoyable interactive game. Legal and ethical considerations include following ASA rules and getting parental consent through email verification before children can access the game to avoid any offensive content.
2. research
Here are a few key points to evaluate your research:
- You used multiple methods (product research, surveys, interviews) which provided a well-rounded perspective. Using various methods strengthened your research.
- Surveys allowed you to gather quantitative data from a larger sample size than interviews alone. However, response rates for online surveys can be low.
- Interviews provided rich, qualitative insights but with a smaller sample than surveys. Conducting two interviews was a good amount to gain varied perspectives.
- Product research informed your understanding of styles and techniques but required more time than surveys/interviews.
Overall it seems you conducted thoughtful research using different methods to understand your audience and inform your portfolio concept. The mix of
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Editor's Notes
- Bubbl.us or hand drawn-scanned using college printers exploring 3 potential ideas
- Bubbl.us or hand drawn-scanned using college printers exploring your final idea
- Collection of images related to your product/inspirational/visually interesting At least 15 needed