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This document discusses different production techniques for graphic design, radio, and video games. For graphic design, the advantages are being creative, while the disadvantages can be frustration removing backgrounds and time consumption. For radio, advantages include knowledge of the product while disadvantages are length of time and unwanted outcomes. The video game advantages are expanded techniques, while disadvantages are time finding effects and creation. Examples are provided of designs for each medium advertising Coca-Cola.
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The document discusses different production techniques for graphic design, radio, and video games. For graphic design, it notes the advantages of creativity but disadvantages of removing backgrounds. For radio, it summarizes making a Coca-Cola radio ad with similarities to a 2005 ad but also differences in sounds used. For video games, it outlines making platforms and consumers that eat items for two games with similar backgrounds and elements.
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This document discusses and evaluates different graphic design, radio, and video game production experiments for advertising Coca-Cola. For the graphic design experiments, the student created posters with retro Coke bottle and logo designs. Their radio production was a Halloween-themed advertisement for Coke using creepy sounds and music. Their video game was designed like older 6-bit games and centered around Coke. The student believes their posters best advertise Coke through recognizable colors and designs and look the most professional.
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The document is a production reflection by Reece Boland. It discusses the process of selecting and editing images from Game of Thrones to create duotone images. It describes cropping out backgrounds, adjusting colors and tones, and placing the images on various products like shirts and mugs. It also covers taking screenshots from audio editing software to feature music elements and captions. Overall the document provides details on the creative process and technical steps taken to develop graphic designs and images for different projects.
5. fmp pre production
The document discusses pre-production planning for a magazine, merchandise, and audiobook focused on recording and microphones. It includes potential colors, fonts, products for inspiration, layout designs, sound effects and music to use, required software and resources, contingency planning for issues that may arise, health and safety considerations, and a 8-day schedule to complete the project.
3. fmp production experiments
Reece Boland conducted experiments to replicate the color schemes of Game of Thrones for merchandise. They tested filters and duotone effects in Photoshop to transform images into greyscale. Specifically, they used the hue/saturation and threshold adjustments to create a duo-tone effect with grey tones. They also tested overlaying images on curved surfaces like mugs by warping and resizing the images. Based on the experiments, Reece plans to use duotone processing and display the images above the pocket of a grey hoodie for the final product design.
2. fmp research
1) Product research provided insights but lacked similar existing products to compare to. Questionnaires yielded quantitative data but some questions lacked clarity. Interviews gave qualitative feedback from a small sample.
2) The survey distribution through email was convenient but relied on recipients noticing the message. Some questions confused respondents or allowed multiple answers.
3) Overall the research uncovered audience preferences around pricing, content interests, and perceptions of different product types to inform the design and marketing of the magazine and merchandise line.
1. fmp initial plans
Reece Boland is developing initial plans for branching products including a magazine and merchandise based on the fantasy and horror genres. The products will target primarily females ages 12-19 and include an audio recording magazine covering hardware and software, a Game of Thrones audio book, and merchandise like mugs, posters and clothing. Reece created mood boards to influence the design and layout of the products, showing color schemes and styles that would appeal to the target audience.
7. evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of Reece Boland's production process for an audiobook project. It discusses the planning, research, time management, technical qualities, aural qualities, audience appeal, and peer feedback received. The peer feedback noted that the audio levels varied in volume and background music was sometimes louder than the narration. Reece agrees the audio needs improvement and would ensure consistent recording volume and duration if given more time. Overall the evaluation assessed strengths and weaknesses at each stage and how the project could be enhanced.
6. production reflection
Reece Boland produced a reflection on their process of creating a flash video. They added background music and an intro, adjusting the volume levels throughout. Different sound effects were combined to create the sound of breaking glass. The narration volume was adjusted to be consistent. Additional climax music was added at the end to build impact, and the narration speed was increased.
5. pre production
The document outlines a pre-production plan for creating an audio project about The Flash TV show. It includes a list of sound effects and music tracks to be used, when and how they will be incorporated. Potential issues and solutions are addressed, such as computer crashing, which will be resolved by regular saving. A schedule is provided showing tasks like finding sound effects, editing audio, recording voiceovers, and assembling the project over 8 days using software like Audacity and Premiere Pro. Resources needed are a computer, audio recorder, and internet access.
3. production experiments
The document describes the audio editing process for a project. Software such as Audacity and Adobe Premiere were used. Audacity was used to edit individual sound effects by trimming, adding fades, and other edits. Premiere was then used to assemble the edited effects together and adjust relative volumes. The reflection indicates the editing techniques and methods will be applied to the final product.
2. research
The document summarizes three existing audio book products. It notes that the first sample used clear details about what was happening without sound effects or background music. The second sample included sound effects and dramatic background music. The third sample provided very detailed characters and surroundings without background music or sound effects. The analysis found that the products were all audio-only and very detailed, most used third-person perspective and present tense. The intended audience is ages 12-19 primarily but also 20+, targeting males slightly more but also females, aimed at achievers seeking power and material wealth, and would require a £15 payment.
1. initial plans
The document outlines initial plans made by Reece Boland that involve creating a mind map. It seems Reece intends to create and organize their thoughts and ideas using a visual mind mapping technique to help develop their plans. The mind map will likely help Reece brainstorm and structure their ideas in a clear, graphical format.
7. evaluation
This document summarizes Reece Boland's evaluation of their FMP production process. It covers research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aesthetic qualities, audience appeal, and peer feedback. For research, Reece notes strengths in content coverage but weaknesses in bullet point structure. For planning, strengths were in mood board visuals but weaknesses in mind map details. Time management was initially poor but improved. Technical qualities between Reece's work and examples were similar colors and characters but different layouts. Aesthetic feedback was that the double page spread looked professional but the cover could be improved. Peer feedback praised layout, theme communication, and details but suggested making text larger.
6. production reflection
The document describes the process of creating a magazine mockup for a Game of Thrones production reflection. It details choosing and editing images, fonts, colors and layout. Key steps include:
- Combining an image of Daenerys Targaryen and the Iron Throne, adding a white bar and title using Old English Text MT font.
- Adding a red rectangle, using Arial Rounded MT Bold and Bookman Old Style fonts for headers and body text.
- Using Castellar font for a middle section and duplicating/darkening part for backdrop.
- Including a cropped image of Jon Snow's head in an oval, houses of Westeros images and adjusting placements.
5. pre production
Reece Boland is creating a magazine and has outlined various aspects of pre-production including potential fonts, color schemes, layouts, software and hardware resources needed, contingency planning for issues that may arise, a health and safety plan to prevent injury, and an 8-day schedule detailing tasks like finding images, editing them in Photoshop, choosing fonts, and adding text.
3. production experiments
Reece Boland created a Photoshop document experimenting with different tools and effects. They used text, rectangles, and the paint bucket to create a title with a drop shadow and score text over an image of the sea. The fish image was copied to a new layer and placed behind the main title text layer to make the title appear behind the fish. A grain effect was added to make the overall design look like it was on paper. For their final product, Reece plans to include layering of text and images, creating text backdrops, and techniques to make elements look natural, as used in this experiment.
2. research
This document summarizes and analyzes existing products related to the author's planned work. It examines the characters, colors, fonts, costumes, and locations used in different products. Common features identified are the use of dark clothing and colors/fonts that make text stand out. The author plans to include font coloring to make text stand out and use dark backgrounds in their own work. An audience profile is also provided, targeting the product at males and females ages 15+ due to violent content, with a psychographic focus on "achievers" seeking power and wealth.
1. initial plans
The document discusses initial plans for a project which include creating a mind map, mood board, and analyzing the mood board. The mood board contains dark colored images implying a rising war and will influence the final product to be based on the Game of Thrones series.
7. evaluation
This document summarizes Reece Boland's production process evaluation for an interactive Christmas-themed game. It describes the research, planning, time management, technical and aesthetic qualities, audience appeal, and feedback received. For planning, mind maps were created to develop three game ideas before selecting the final concept. Peer feedback praised the layout, music, and suitability for different ages, but suggested adding a title screen and clarifying objectives. With more time, Reece would include a title screen and instructions to improve understanding of the game.
6. production reflection
The document summarizes the process used to create several digital art pieces for a production about the Grinch. It describes using tools like the pencil, paint bucket, and rectangles to draw the Grinch's sleigh with a tube, clouds and a moon with a 3D effect, an 8-bit house with added snow, present designs with darker colors for texture, and an image of the Grinch fading into darkness with an evil laugh to symbolize completing his mission.
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2. production techniques evaluation pro forma(1)
- 3. Graphic Design Production • Advantages of working in this medium You can be very creative and whatever you can think of you can make it. • Disadvantages of working in this medium It can be very frustrating when trying to remove a white background and it can take quite a bit of time.
- 4. Graphic Design ProductionGraphic Design Production They both contain the Coca cola logo They both have a person holding coca cola and smiling One has a natural background the other has a direct background
- 5. Graphic Design Production I couldn’t figure out how to remove the head on the beer so I just left it. Given more time I would correct this. To get the red oval I added a vignette and put it in Adobe Illustrator to trace the outline with the pen, then I used the eye dropper to select the correct shade of red to fill it in. I tried to extend her upper body to the bottom of the page to get rid of the cut off effect. I tried using the brush tool but that didn’t look right so given more time and more experience I would correct this. For the text I downloaded Loki-cola (which is the font name) and I added a flag style and tilted it slightly.
- 6. Radio Production • Advantages of working in this medium – You know more about the chosen product, you know their themes, style and their mascots. More practice with Premiere pro. • Disadvantages of working in this medium – Can take a long time and may not turn out how you want.
- 7. Radio Production • My Coca-Cola radio advert is similar to an advert that was made in 2005. • The only similarity is that they both have the refreshing ahh sound effect. • The differences consist of the stirring ice sound effect, I referenced the coke brand name, I had music in the background, I added some ambient sound effects and I included the open happiness jingle.
- 8. Radio Production • Strengths Everything. • Weaknesses – May seem cringy and unprofessional. • Changes I would make I would not make any changes because I wanted to make it to the best of my ability's. • I used a audio recorder to record my voice and I used premiere to edit the ad.
- 10. Video Game Production • Advantages of working in this medium – It expands your knowledge on more production techniques. • Disadvantages of working in this medium – It can take a long time to search for the different sound effects and to make it.
- 11. Video Game Production They both have platforms so the consumers can stand and wait. Both have flowers in the background. Both have consumers that eat the things that is given to them. Both have clouds in the background.
- 13. Comparison • Which product do you believe advertises the product the best? Why? – Radio because there are little posters nowadays for coke and almost no games but there are plent of coke ads. • Which of your products is the most professional? Why? – Poster because you can edit it to your liking but with the radio ad it can come across as being cringy and with the game there are next to no games to base it off of.
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- Include an image of your experiments
- What makes working in this medium better/worse than the other mediums we are exploring?
- Include an image of your final product and a similar existing product and, using text boxes and arrows, reference the similarities and differences.
- Include an image of your final product and, using text boxes and arrows, discuss the strengths, weaknesses and changes you would make to the product. Reference tools/hardware employed in the production and/or post production of the finished piece
- What makes working in this medium better/worse than the other mediums we are exploring?
- Discuss the content of your final product and the content of a similar existing product referencing the similarities and differences.
- Discuss the strengths, weaknesses and changes you would make to the product. Reference tools/hardware employed in the production and/or post production of the finished piece
- Include an image of your experiments
- What makes working in this medium better/worse than the other mediums we are exploring?
- Include an image of your final product and a similar existing product and, using text boxes and arrows, reference the similarities and differences.
- Include an image of your final product and, using text boxes and arrows, discuss the strengths, weaknesses and changes you would make to the product. Reference tools/hardware employed in the production and/or post production of the finished piece