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This document contains initial plans and ideas for the development of a mobile game. It discusses having a side-scrolling perspective with a 3rd person view and repeating gameplay with some variation. It also mentions including collectible coins and items, increasing difficulty as the player progresses, and incentivizing in-game purchases. Sound effects would get higher pitched as more coins are collected or points gained.
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The podcasts researched focus on history topics through a narrative format. They use a mix of formal and informal language to educate and entertain listeners. Specifically, two focus on linear historical narratives from ancient Rome and underrepresented women in history. Another takes a more random approach to exploring obscure historical topics from around the world. For the new podcast, elements like a self-contained linear narrative, mostly formal language, and topics of general appeal will be utilized.
6. Production Reflection(4).pptx
The student created a bullet point list of the most important parts of a story. They then wrote a script using the bullet points going into more detail. They had their friend Harrison record the script in a studio while the student directed. Finally, the student edited the audio recording, removing errors and pauses before exporting it as an MP3 file.
5. Script.docx
Wojtek was a Syrian brown bear who was orphaned in Iran in 1942 and was raised by Polish soldiers. He joined the soldiers as they traveled through the Middle East to Italy, carrying artillery shells and ammunition for them during battles. After the war, Wojtek lived at Edinburgh Zoo, where he became well-known for appearing on television programs. He died in 1963 at age 21 and has since been memorialized for his unique role serving alongside Polish troops during World War II.
7. Evaluation(4).pptx
The document summarizes Jack Simons' process for creating an audio podcast project. It discusses the research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aural qualities, intended audience, and peer feedback for the project. For research, Jack found common features in history podcasts to emulate. Planning was important for outlining the script. Recording took 20-30 minutes while editing took 1-2 hours. The audio quality is clear but could be improved by better editing cuts. The intended audience was males aged 15-24 interested in stories about animals in war. Peer feedback noted the interesting story but improvements could be made to audio quality and cuts.
5. Pre-Production(4).pptx
This document outlines the pre-production planning for a podcast, including sound effects, music, props, locations, contingency planning, health and safety, and schedule. It lists the sound effects that will be used, their sources, and when they will play. It also lists the track that will play throughout and its source. A quiet room and computer are needed for recording and editing. Backups of work and testing equipment are part of contingency planning. Health and safety focuses on ergonomics. The schedule has seven tasks over multiple days, including rehearsing, recording, editing, and submitting the final audio file.
4. Proposal(4).docx
This audio proposal outlines a short podcast that will tell the true story of Wojtek the soldier bear, a Syrian brown bear who served as a soldier for the Polish army during World War 2. The 3-5 minute podcast will be in a narrative style with background music and aim to educate general audiences about this unusual historical figure. While it mentions World War 2 and hunting, the producer does not anticipate offending listeners but notes some animal rights activists may object to parts of the story. Proper research will be done to ensure the content is different enough from any existing works about Wojtek to avoid copyright issues.
6. Production Reflection (Interactive).pptx
The artist created a background with hazard tape-like patterns and borders. They then designed a robot character and blocks on separate files, using the eyedropper tool to match colors. The robot parts and blocks were combined on the main file, where blocks were duplicated and arranged in a pattern to show how a game is played. The blocks were then animated by moving one pixel each frame to create a multi-frame animation, which was upscaled and exported as an MP4 video file.
2. Research (Interactive)(1).pptx
Candy Crush becomes increasingly difficult then easier to keep players engaged. It has limited lives and allows microtransactions. Bejeweled 2 is simple to play with unlimited lives, limited moves, smooth animation, and satisfying sound. Strategy and simple gameplay make it fun. Gardenscapes lets players improve gardens for beating levels and has daily tasks.
7. Evaluation (Interactive).pptx
The document summarizes Jack Simons' interactive evaluation project. Research on similar games informed the product design with elements like disappearing blocks. Planning strengths included a clear game concept, but animation was improvised due to lack of written plans. Time management was good for production but sporadic for planning. Peer feedback praised the color scheme and movement but suggested adding sound effects, music, and extending the length. The creator agreed the movement was smooth and colors pleasing, but disagreed that a score was missing since it was already included.
5. Pre-Production (Interactive)(1).pptx
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