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1) The initial plans are for a cartoon-style zombie game with over-the-top weapons and explosions. 2) There will be one main character based on action movie characters and the zombies will look realistic wearing normal clothes. 3) The player will help survivors and make their way through levels as quickly as possible.
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1. initial plans (aa)
The initial plans for the zombie game include a cartoon art style with over-the-top weapons and explosions. The font will be similar to the game Dead Rising. There will be a single playable character based on action movie tropes. Zombies will wear normal clothes to seem realistic. The mood board analysis found dark and bright colors commonly featured, along with typical zombie fonts splattered with blood. The tone across most images was dark with explosions despite sometimes having a child-like feel to the gore. The mood board will influence the final product by providing inspiration for tones, themes and styles.
A2 evaluation
The document discusses the process of analyzing horror genre conventions in film trailers, posters, and magazine covers to create those ancillary materials for a student film project. Key conventions identified for trailers include dark color schemes, ominous music, quick cuts, and scare shots. The student incorporated many of these conventions into their group's trailer while avoiding depicting violence. For the poster, the student analyzed conventions like centered images and used a dark color scheme and uncentered composition. Magazine covers were harder to analyze for genre-specific conventions but the student adhered to common design elements like mastheads and cover lines.
2. initial plans
The initial document summarizes plans for an adventure game animation inspired by The Elder Scrolls franchise and The Big Lez Show. It discusses setting the game in a fantasy world or space, with a focus on character and sprite creation. The mind map explores potential settings like space or a post-apocalyptic world, with character, color, and environment details. The mood board shows images relating to choices, dark colors, and influences from Skyrim and The Walking Dead. The schedule outlines a 5 week production process including initial response, research, planning, production, and evaluation. Sources planned for the project include Skyrim, The Big Lez Show, Pokémon Let's Go, and Telltale games.
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The image supports the idea that 50 Cent's music is about both violence and love. The photo depicts 50 Cent with a tattoo and gun, implying a violent lifestyle. However, the centered lettering forming a torso within his back also suggests that physical strength is important to the culture represented in his music. While violence may be a theme, love is another topic addressed through 50 Cent's music.
Question 1
The document discusses conventions used in horror film trailers, posters, and magazine covers. It analyzes conventions like slow buildup music, dark lighting, scare shots, central images, dark color schemes with red text for posters. The student's media products aim to follow conventions like these but also challenge some. The trailer challenges showing killings and uses heartbeat sound. The poster challenges showing the victim not villain. The magazine cover challenges conventions with its black/white/red color scheme linking to the horror genre and image.
1. initial plans (luke headland) (1) (1)
The document outlines Luke Headland's initial plans and reaction to his upcoming final media project (FMP). He feels confident in his skills and experience with Photoshop and filmmaking. He plans to create an 8-15 minute paranormal horror short film involving himself and a classmate. He will storyboard, plan filming and shots, and focus on color correction to make the final product look professional. His mind map shows initial ideas including a comedy horror film, survival video game, or thriller trailer before settling on the paranormal short film. Mood boards analyze horror poster and location aesthetics to influence the three posters he will create to promote the film.
Evaluation 1
The document discusses the creation of a student horror film trailer. It aimed to incorporate generic horror conventions discussed by Thomas Schatz in his genre theory work. Specifically, the group focused on creating a psychological horror by using techniques like low-key lighting, enclosed locations, close-up shots, handheld camera work, and unusual editing/camera angles to build suspense. They also drew inspiration from the pacing and montages of Alfred Hitchcock as well as the challenging of stereotypes found in George Romero's films. The goal was to craft a trailer that felt professional and thrilling like films such as "Evil Dead" and "The Woman in Black."
Evaluation 1
The document discusses the creation of a student horror trailer project. It aimed to incorporate generic horror conventions discussed by Thomas Schatz in his genre theory work. Specifically, the group focused on creating a psychological horror by using techniques like low-key lighting, enclosed locations, close-up shots, handheld camera work, and unusual editing/camera angles to build suspense and scare the audience. Sound design incorporated a creepy lullaby. The trailer was influenced by the pacing and montage techniques of Alfred Hitchcock as well as George Romero's approach to challenging stereotypes through characters that subvert expectations.
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The initial plans for the zombie game include a cartoon art style with over-the-top weapons and explosions. The font will be similar to the game Dead Rising. There will be a single playable character based on action movie tropes. Zombies will wear normal clothes to seem realistic. The mood board analysis found dark and bright colors commonly featured, along with typical zombie fonts splattered with blood. The tone across most images was dark with explosions despite sometimes having a child-like feel to the gore. The mood board will influence the final product by providing inspiration for tones, themes and styles.
A2 evaluation
The document discusses the process of analyzing horror genre conventions in film trailers, posters, and magazine covers to create those ancillary materials for a student film project. Key conventions identified for trailers include dark color schemes, ominous music, quick cuts, and scare shots. The student incorporated many of these conventions into their group's trailer while avoiding depicting violence. For the poster, the student analyzed conventions like centered images and used a dark color scheme and uncentered composition. Magazine covers were harder to analyze for genre-specific conventions but the student adhered to common design elements like mastheads and cover lines.
2. initial plans
The initial document summarizes plans for an adventure game animation inspired by The Elder Scrolls franchise and The Big Lez Show. It discusses setting the game in a fantasy world or space, with a focus on character and sprite creation. The mind map explores potential settings like space or a post-apocalyptic world, with character, color, and environment details. The mood board shows images relating to choices, dark colors, and influences from Skyrim and The Walking Dead. The schedule outlines a 5 week production process including initial response, research, planning, production, and evaluation. Sources planned for the project include Skyrim, The Big Lez Show, Pokémon Let's Go, and Telltale games.
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The image supports the idea that 50 Cent's music is about both violence and love. The photo depicts 50 Cent with a tattoo and gun, implying a violent lifestyle. However, the centered lettering forming a torso within his back also suggests that physical strength is important to the culture represented in his music. While violence may be a theme, love is another topic addressed through 50 Cent's music.
Question 1
The document discusses conventions used in horror film trailers, posters, and magazine covers. It analyzes conventions like slow buildup music, dark lighting, scare shots, central images, dark color schemes with red text for posters. The student's media products aim to follow conventions like these but also challenge some. The trailer challenges showing killings and uses heartbeat sound. The poster challenges showing the victim not villain. The magazine cover challenges conventions with its black/white/red color scheme linking to the horror genre and image.
1. initial plans (luke headland) (1) (1)
The document outlines Luke Headland's initial plans and reaction to his upcoming final media project (FMP). He feels confident in his skills and experience with Photoshop and filmmaking. He plans to create an 8-15 minute paranormal horror short film involving himself and a classmate. He will storyboard, plan filming and shots, and focus on color correction to make the final product look professional. His mind map shows initial ideas including a comedy horror film, survival video game, or thriller trailer before settling on the paranormal short film. Mood boards analyze horror poster and location aesthetics to influence the three posters he will create to promote the film.
Evaluation 1
The document discusses the creation of a student horror film trailer. It aimed to incorporate generic horror conventions discussed by Thomas Schatz in his genre theory work. Specifically, the group focused on creating a psychological horror by using techniques like low-key lighting, enclosed locations, close-up shots, handheld camera work, and unusual editing/camera angles to build suspense. They also drew inspiration from the pacing and montages of Alfred Hitchcock as well as the challenging of stereotypes found in George Romero's films. The goal was to craft a trailer that felt professional and thrilling like films such as "Evil Dead" and "The Woman in Black."
Evaluation 1
The document discusses the creation of a student horror trailer project. It aimed to incorporate generic horror conventions discussed by Thomas Schatz in his genre theory work. Specifically, the group focused on creating a psychological horror by using techniques like low-key lighting, enclosed locations, close-up shots, handheld camera work, and unusual editing/camera angles to build suspense and scare the audience. Sound design incorporated a creepy lullaby. The trailer was influenced by the pacing and montage techniques of Alfred Hitchcock as well as George Romero's approach to challenging stereotypes through characters that subvert expectations.
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3. research
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Evaluation Question One
The document analyzes how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real media forms. It summarizes that the protagonist is an unconventional character that blends genres. Both the protagonist and antagonist begin vulnerable but become terrified. The antagonist uses intellect over strength, which is conventional of thriller and psychological genres. The plot involves conventional elements like a goal to retrieve memory, and the antagonist removing it. The lighting, sound, and editing styles aim for realism to relate to the character, while the credits, subtitles and colors subliminally reinforce themes.
Fmp pitch t3 v2
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Evaluation question 2
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initial plans
The document outlines initial plans for designing a video game. It discusses potential genre ideas such as a horror or adventure game. For a horror game, it proposes including scary music, puzzles, and frightening characters. For an adventure game, the document suggests making the main character look rusty and having few items initially. It also includes a mind map about designing a 2D adventure game inspired by Mario and Sonic but with original characters and landscapes. There is a mood board showing images from Mario and Sonic games to influence the design's color scheme, tone, and style.
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1. initial plans
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The document summarizes the research Oliver Keppie has done on existing products that are relevant to the game he is developing. He looked at Cuphead, Mortal Kombat, Double King, and Silly Symphonies. Some common features he found across these products include side-on camera angles, realistic lighting, looping animations, and music playing an important role. Aspects he plans to include in his own work are the art and animation styles, color palettes, concept from Mortal Kombat, soundtrack, and using color theory and character-specific backgrounds.
2. idea development
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Amy Foster created a mind map and mood board to plan an initial horror game. The mood board images were mostly dark in tone with lots of red to convey fear and gore, representing blood. Fonts and writing would show panic or threats. The mood aimed to feel threatening and supernatural. Amy intends to use the mood board as influence to create a dark, scary game that influences viewers with a sense of threat.
1. initial plans final
Kieran Bradley is developing an adventure game set in London where a toxic illness has broken out and the player must escape the city before turning into a zombie. Kieran is also developing a horror game where the male player character runs away from demons and ghosts while collecting survival items. However, Kieran has chosen to develop a retro-style Pacman game where the player controls Pacman to eat iPhones and tablets on a maze-like background while avoiding enemy characters. Kieran's mood board includes dark, arcade-style images in yellow to influence the retro design and mood of the Pacman game.
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- 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