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Jake is planning to create a montage video for the TV show Game of Thrones. His initial ideas included trailers or posters for video games, but he decided to focus on Game of Thrones instead. He created a mood board with dark and dramatic images to influence the tone of his final video. The montage will showcase action scenes and focus on one character, Jon Snow. It will use clips from the show set to the song "Warriors on Holiday" to appeal to the target audience of teen and adult male fans of the show.
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1. initial plans
Cameron Bird's initial plans document outlines ideas for promoting a comedy film advertisement based on the board game Dungeons & Dragons, including potential products like a video, poster, merchandise. The document also includes a mind map of initial ideas, a mood board analyzing conventions, and an informal proposal further detailing the chosen concept of a comedy movie ad and the audience and resources needed.
Zombies vs. Humans
This is the presentation used for a group (”squad”) project for COM 547: Communication in Video Games and Virtual Worlds (Spring ‘09) in the University of Washington’s MCDM program. Group members were Nicole Pairlee, Rita Rogers, Jeremy Snook and Chao-Wei Wu.
Title and credits conventions
The document discusses the use of titles and credits in movie trailers. Titles are often shown at the end of the trailer to leave a lasting impression. Credits acknowledge those involved in making the film, particularly the director. Reviews and details about the director/actors are meant to attract audiences and give them a sense of whether they will enjoy the film. Production companies are usually featured at the beginning to promote their involvement. The purpose is to provide just enough information through titles and credits to intrigue audiences and create "enigmas" about the film's plot and story without revealing too much.
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The group changed their theme for the production multiple times, affecting their time management and resulting in a rushed and poor quality final product. They ultimately decided on the theme of "The Godfather" by taking a vote, though some group members lost motivation after their preferred themes did not win. The group was influenced to choose this theme because it was a popular and creative film that they believed would push their abilities. However, they lacked the necessary props and funds to fully realize their original proposal of recreating a scene from the film. As a result, they had to alter aspects of the production and filming location.
1. fmp initial plans
This document outlines Daniel Thompson's initial plans for a multimedia gaming project, including:
- Conducting mind maps and mood board analyses to influence the final product and style.
- A proposed informal concept of a magazine double-page spread reviewing games and linking to tutorial videos on a made-up YouTube gaming brand.
- The types of products that could be made are a magazine, video, audio, and website. The needed resources are a PC, the relevant games, Photoshop, and Microsoft Word.
- The target audience are game fans and teenagers of both genders. Earlier discounted ideas like a CD case and poster were replaced to allow connecting multiple mediums and expanding the concept.
7. evaluation(interactive
Joe Farrell created three loading screen designs for a horror game. He focused on research of glitches and bugs in games like FNAF. For planning, he created designs in Photoshop. Time management was an issue, as he spent too much on one design and had to rush other parts. The loading screen animation turned out well with fluid movement and separation of colors adding to the dark feel. Peer feedback praised the editing, colors, and sound effects, but noted the sound was loud and missing pieces. Joe agreed colors added to the horror but disagreed slowing it down was needed and aims to extend the animation length and visual effects.
2. idea development unit 9 (factual)
Here are some concept boards for your Silent Hill video:
Mood board 1:
Focus on gritty, dark tones to match the atmosphere of Silent Hill. Include images from the games showing ruined urban environments, thick fog, rust, decay. Use earth tones like greys, blacks, reds. Inspired by the visual style of Silent Hill 2.
Mood board 2:
Focus on unsettling, surreal elements. Include glitchy images, distorted footage, strange artifacts. Use cool tones like blues. Inspired by the unnerving elements of P.T.
Font board:
Include fonts with a retro, vintage feel to match the era of Silent
2. initial plans
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Cameron Bird's initial plans document outlines ideas for promoting a comedy film advertisement based on the board game Dungeons & Dragons, including potential products like a video, poster, merchandise. The document also includes a mind map of initial ideas, a mood board analyzing conventions, and an informal proposal further detailing the chosen concept of a comedy movie ad and the audience and resources needed.
Zombies vs. Humans
This is the presentation used for a group (”squad”) project for COM 547: Communication in Video Games and Virtual Worlds (Spring ‘09) in the University of Washington’s MCDM program. Group members were Nicole Pairlee, Rita Rogers, Jeremy Snook and Chao-Wei Wu.
Title and credits conventions
The document discusses the use of titles and credits in movie trailers. Titles are often shown at the end of the trailer to leave a lasting impression. Credits acknowledge those involved in making the film, particularly the director. Reviews and details about the director/actors are meant to attract audiences and give them a sense of whether they will enjoy the film. Production companies are usually featured at the beginning to promote their involvement. The purpose is to provide just enough information through titles and credits to intrigue audiences and create "enigmas" about the film's plot and story without revealing too much.
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The group changed their theme for the production multiple times, affecting their time management and resulting in a rushed and poor quality final product. They ultimately decided on the theme of "The Godfather" by taking a vote, though some group members lost motivation after their preferred themes did not win. The group was influenced to choose this theme because it was a popular and creative film that they believed would push their abilities. However, they lacked the necessary props and funds to fully realize their original proposal of recreating a scene from the film. As a result, they had to alter aspects of the production and filming location.
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This document outlines Daniel Thompson's initial plans for a multimedia gaming project, including:
- Conducting mind maps and mood board analyses to influence the final product and style.
- A proposed informal concept of a magazine double-page spread reviewing games and linking to tutorial videos on a made-up YouTube gaming brand.
- The types of products that could be made are a magazine, video, audio, and website. The needed resources are a PC, the relevant games, Photoshop, and Microsoft Word.
- The target audience are game fans and teenagers of both genders. Earlier discounted ideas like a CD case and poster were replaced to allow connecting multiple mediums and expanding the concept.
7. evaluation(interactive
Joe Farrell created three loading screen designs for a horror game. He focused on research of glitches and bugs in games like FNAF. For planning, he created designs in Photoshop. Time management was an issue, as he spent too much on one design and had to rush other parts. The loading screen animation turned out well with fluid movement and separation of colors adding to the dark feel. Peer feedback praised the editing, colors, and sound effects, but noted the sound was loud and missing pieces. Joe agreed colors added to the horror but disagreed slowing it down was needed and aims to extend the animation length and visual effects.
2. idea development unit 9 (factual)
Here are some concept boards for your Silent Hill video:
Mood board 1:
Focus on gritty, dark tones to match the atmosphere of Silent Hill. Include images from the games showing ruined urban environments, thick fog, rust, decay. Use earth tones like greys, blacks, reds. Inspired by the visual style of Silent Hill 2.
Mood board 2:
Focus on unsettling, surreal elements. Include glitchy images, distorted footage, strange artifacts. Use cool tones like blues. Inspired by the unnerving elements of P.T.
Font board:
Include fonts with a retro, vintage feel to match the era of Silent
2. initial plans
Rebecca Edwards provides an initial reaction and plans for her final video game project. She feels more confident after completing production experiments. She wants to create a game with Gothic imagery centered around animation she enjoyed creating. Due to animating objects not characters, she considers a stationary game like a card or matching game. She also considers a turn-based RPG with a spooky Gothic style like Undertale. Background animation during gameplay and jump scares are other ideas. A mind map and mood board are included to influence the Gothic/horror style, characters, environment and puzzles in the mansion setting game. A schedule outlines weeks for research, production, and evaluation. Seven sources for audience research, games and other media are cited for the
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1. fmp initial plans
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3) The class is then instructed to play the unconventional video game The Crimson Room, and to discuss how their experience aligns with Gee's criteria for learning through video games.
Titles and credits
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1. fmp initial plans
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Film Pitch
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4. proposal
This proposal is for a Game of Thrones montage video focusing on Jon Snow. The purpose is to entertain fans of the show and promote it to others by compiling clips of Jon Snow's challenges and battles. The genre will be fantasy action, featuring mystical creatures and fighting scenes. The content will mix up clips from Jon Snow's journey out of order to show them all at once rather than as a story. The target audience is 15-20 year old males who can relate to the male protagonist. Some gory scenes will be avoided so as not to disturb viewers, and existing characters will be used without offending social groups.
7. evaluation visual
The student evaluated their magazine production project. Their research helped inform the magazine design by selecting elements from other magazines. Planning the design early made creating the magazine easier. The student managed their time well but felt they spent too long on initial plans and research. Peer feedback noted the magazine title could be bolder and the double page spread could use more images and text to fill empty space. The student agreed the title could be bolder and more images were needed on the double page.
2. research visual (1)
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4. proposal visual
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2) Unusual camera angles like over the shoulder shots, extreme closeups, and tilted shots are used to make the documentary seem more like a video game through atypical cinematography.
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2) Unusual camera angles like over the shoulder shots, extreme closeups, and tilted shots are used to make the documentary seem more like a video game through atypical cinematography.
3) The mise-en-scene is designed to match the technical themes of the documentary, with interviews filmed on computers or against chromakey backdrops of computers to emphasize the subject matter. Game clips and music from the games are also incorporated into the documentary.
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7. evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of a game production process. It summarizes the student's research, planning, time management, technical and aesthetic qualities of the game, and audience appeal. Peer feedback noted that the sound effects were not well-synchronized with character movements and suggested improvements to background details and character design. The student agreed sound effects needed better synchronization and would add more background buildings and details to enhance the western theme.
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Trailer Title/Credit Convention Research
Titles and credits in film trailers serve important purposes. Titles give audiences information about the storyline or characters and are usually shown at the beginning or end of trailers. Credits at the end of trailers acknowledge those involved in making the film, like producers, actors, and directors. Placement of titles and credits depends on genre and editing pace, but production companies are often featured at the beginning while the film title is usually at the end to be remembered. Titles and credits fit genres through style elements - thriller titles are plain with mystery, while horror uses colors like red and bold titles to create fear.
Lara croft
This documentary examines the character of Lara Croft from the Tomb Raider video game and film franchises. It uses a variety of techniques including interviews, voiceovers, and narration. Various camera techniques like zoom, panning, and close-ups are employed to analyze differences in Lara Croft's body across formats and immerse the audience in the game world. Sound and music are also manipulated to match changing subjects and excite viewers. Editing techniques like cuts, fades, and fast-forwarding integrate archive footage of the games and films with interviews to tell a single continuous story about Lara Croft's evolution.
Research evaluation
Short films are typically 5 minutes long and use simplistic narrative structures and conventions to entertain audiences. Dramas aim for realism through techniques like close-ups and editing, often following McKee's 5-step theory. Dance films focus on a main character and their training or auditions, with music synchronized to movement. When creating films, establishing the target audience, distribution method, and certification rating are important planning elements to consider, as is drawing from narrative theories like Todorov and McKee. Both posters and reviews for films should include key information while reflecting and promoting the film.
Rough Copy Feedback
The document provides feedback on a movie trailer. It summarizes that the trailer received mostly positive reviews, particularly for its quick pace, potential plot hints without revealing too much, and professional camera and graphic work. However, some criticisms included the plot seeming clichéd and stereotypical, shaky camera work, a misspelled title, and graphics with white boxes. In conclusion, the creators decided to keep the shaky camera to add realism and believe the plot has interesting twists despite initial impressions, they misspelled the title for aesthetic reasons, and addressed the other criticisms.
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2. research(2)
The document analyzes several existing fighting game products. It notes common features like health bars, animated characters of both genders, and dark backgrounds to emphasize characters. It says the analyzed games include organized menus and props to set the scene. The document discusses including similar elements in its own work, such as a top/bottom bar, dark background with lava, and no weapons. It will aim to appeal to the target audience of 12-16 year old males from working class backgrounds who enjoy fighting games.
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1. fmp initial plans
Jake plans to create a game music video montage featuring clips from multiple action video games set to dramatic music. He will edit the video clips together in Adobe Premiere and design a poster using game characters from the montage in Photoshop to advertise the video. The target audience for both the montage video and poster is teens and young adults seeking fast-paced, entertaining action content.
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2) Students are asked to discuss what they learned about James Gee from the assigned reading, focusing on the criteria he enumerates.
3) The class is then instructed to play the unconventional video game The Crimson Room, and to discuss how their experience aligns with Gee's criteria for learning through video games.
Titles and credits
The document discusses different elements that are commonly included in movie trailers, such as titles, credits, quotes, and social media links. It explains that titles are usually shown at the beginning and end of trailers, with the production company and movie title respectively. Credits with the cast names pop up towards the end. Quotes from the movie are sometimes included to give audiences a sense of what to expect. Social media links are placed at the end to encourage engagement. The timing and placement of titles and credits are meant to highlight important information for audiences.
1. fmp initial plans
Jake has come up with several initial plans for creative projects including a game music video, video game magazine, and ghost story. His preferred idea is to create a game music video which will be a montage of gameplay clips from various action games set to dramatic music. He will also design an advertisement poster featuring characters from the games included in the montage. The target audience for both the video and poster will be teens and young adults seeking fast-paced, exciting entertainment.
Film Pitch
This document outlines a pitch for a stunt/comedy film inspired by movies like Jackass and Bad Grandpa. The film would feature middle-aged men performing dangerous stunts and pranks on each other. The target audience would be older teenagers and younger adults who enjoy laughing at people getting hurt or embarrassed. It would need substantial funding to produce expensive stunts and distribute worldwide for success, as the physical humor could be understood across languages.
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This proposal is for a Game of Thrones montage video focusing on Jon Snow. The purpose is to entertain fans of the show and promote it to others by compiling clips of Jon Snow's challenges and battles. The genre will be fantasy action, featuring mystical creatures and fighting scenes. The content will mix up clips from Jon Snow's journey out of order to show them all at once rather than as a story. The target audience is 15-20 year old males who can relate to the male protagonist. Some gory scenes will be avoided so as not to disturb viewers, and existing characters will be used without offending social groups.
7. evaluation visual
The student evaluated their magazine production project. Their research helped inform the magazine design by selecting elements from other magazines. Planning the design early made creating the magazine easier. The student managed their time well but felt they spent too long on initial plans and research. Peer feedback noted the magazine title could be bolder and the double page spread could use more images and text to fill empty space. The student agreed the title could be bolder and more images were needed on the double page.
2. research visual (1)
The document discusses research on existing magazine covers that advertise video games. It analyzes three existing magazine covers that feature an assassin character prominently in the center. Common features identified across the covers include placing the assassin in the center to identify the main character, and displaying the magazine name at the top. Key aspects the author will include in their own work are an assassin in the center, subheadings on the sides, bright colors, and the magazine name at the top. An audience profile targets males ages 15-20 who enjoy achievement in games like Assassin's Creed, and comes from a middle-class background to afford the magazine.
4. proposal visual
The proposal is for a magazine called "Hidden Blade" that will educate readers about the Assassin's Creed video game franchise. The magazine will discuss the overarching story across games, highlight favorite parts of each game, and identify the creators. The intended audience is 15-20 year old males primarily, as the games' characters and content will appeal most to this demographic, but information is accessible to all ages as no offensive material is included. Legal and ethical considerations were considered to avoid issues with using existing intellectual property from the games.
6. production reflection
Jake describes his process for producing a video project. He finds clips from YouTube, downloads them using a conversion website, and adds them to Adobe Premiere. In Premiere, he syncs the clips to music, adjusts clip sizes, and periodically renders sections to speed up the final rendering. He adds text overlays and effects like tints and brightness adjustments. When complete, he renders and exports the final video.
3. production experiments interactive
The document describes experiments creating a ghost game scene using pencil and paint bucket tools in pixel art style. Key elements that will be included in the final product are using pencil and paint bucket tools to create the scene and characters, plus one animation for enemies getting killed, and a pixelated art style to make the scene and characters easier to create while maintaining a retro game appearance.
5. pre production interactive
The document outlines the pre-production details for a project including style sheets, fonts, layouts, props, locations, contingency planning, health and safety considerations, and a weekly schedule. It provides style sheets for four scenes: the farm, jail, arena, and grass. It lists potential props and locations needed and solutions for issues that may arise like computer or file problems. A weekly schedule allocates three days each for scenes one and two and two days for the final scene.
6. production reflection visual
The document describes the process taken to design the front cover and double page spread (DPS) of a magazine about video games. For the front cover, stock images and elements like titles, logos, advertisements and credits were arranged in Photoshop. For the DPS, a two-page landscape spread was created with a dividing line, text was written in Word and pasted into Photoshop, and paragraphs and images related to video game reviews were laid out. Black boxes were used to provide borders around images. The results were saved as picture files.
2. research interactive
The document discusses research Jake conducted on existing pixel games with medieval themes. The games analyzed have dark, violent tones and take place in medieval settings where the player wields swords and shields. They also use side-angle views and few colors. Based on this research, Jake's own game will have a dark tone, be set in ancient times involving swords and shields, use a side-angle view, and include a point and progression system. The intended audience is described as male-oriented, ages 15-20, middle class, and seeking needs-driven and entertaining games.
2. research (2)
Here are the key strengths and weaknesses of your research methods:
Product research:
- Strength: Provided examples of effective techniques and content to include
- Weakness: May not find products that directly relate to your specific idea
Questionnaires:
- Strength: Gathered audience preferences and interests
- Weakness: Small sample size limits generalizability
Interviews:
- Strength: Provided more context and insight than questionnaires
- Weakness: Also small sample size
Overall your research helped understand what your target audience wants while also giving ideas on how to structure your video. Reaching a broader, more diverse audience could make the findings more reliable.
7. evaluation interactive (1)
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Experiment visual and process
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- 6. Informal Proposal Current Idea Concept It’s a fan montage video of the popular show Game Of Thrones. It would show action and stuff to do with the story. It will mainly focus on one character. Type of products you would make It will be a montage video. What you will need to make them A computer, Clips from the show, music and a video editing software. Audience The audience will be people who watch the show so it will be mainly teens and adults, male.
- 7. Choices Discounted ideas Reasons for not choosing this project Video game trailer • Its was quite hard to pick a game to do. • Might not be enough content to put in. Video game poster • It seemed to boring and a very plane idea. • Not many for what to put on the poster.
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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
- For your idea, write a brief, informal proposal. Ensure you proof read and check spelling etc For the audience section consider age/gender/psychographic/geodemographic/social grade etc
- Discuss the other two ideas from your initial mind map and reasons for why you didn’t choose them