3. formal proposal advergame
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The document provides a summary for an "advergame" that advertises Coca-Cola. The game follows a character who has lost their Coke can and must find it again. The target audience is 16-19 year olds of any gender or lifestyle. Legal and ethical considerations were that the game must not include offensive material as it will be online for all ages, though it is aimed at older teenagers. It uses Coca-Cola's name and logo with permission as an advertisement for the brand.
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- Choosing color palettes to represent different elements like sky, grass, and mountains.
- Selecting image assets for inspiration for designing game posters and characters.
- Picking text styles for the game logo and poster.
- Outlining layouts for the game poster and logo.
- Describing the gameplay involving collecting food while avoiding enemies.
- Listing the software and hardware needed like Photoshop, headphones, and a laptop.
- Creating a schedule over 8 weeks to develop backgrounds, characters, animations, levels, and a promotional poster
3. Production Experiments (FMP) (2).pptx
The document describes Hayden's process for creating backgrounds and characters for a pixel art game. Hayden experimented with different background elements like clouds, mountains, day/night cycles. Tools used included the paint bucket, pencil, and fill tools. Hayden found backgrounds easier than characters but with practice was able to create a goat character and animate it walking. Hayden plans to include cloud and mountain backgrounds in the final game and was pleased with how the title screen and goat character turned out.
2. Research (FMP) (1).pptx
Based on the interview, it seems this person enjoys platformer games that have interesting environments to explore, like a forest setting. They also prefer characters like Mario that add humor and personality. Incorporating these elements into your game, such as a forest setting with fun characters, could help appeal to this part of your target audience. The pixel art style and inclusion of audio effects and a soundtrack would also align with what this interview subject expressed they find appealing in games.
2. Research (FMP) (1).pptx
Based on the interview, it seems this person enjoys platformer games that have interesting environments to explore, like a forest setting. They also prefer characters like Mario that add humor and personality. Incorporating these elements into your game, such as a forest setting with fun characters, could help appeal to this part of your target audience. The pixel art style and inclusion of audio effects and a soundtrack would also align with what this interview subject expressed they find appealing in games.
7. Evaluation (FMP).pptx
The document discusses a student's research, planning, time management, technical and aesthetic qualities, and audience appeal for a platform game project, including peer feedback received which praised the colorful background but suggested adding more detail and movement, though the student disagreed with some feedback.
6. Production Reflection (FMP).pptx
The document contains descriptions of various creative processes. It discusses using tools like the pencil and fill tools to create and modify drawings, duplicating and editing objects, adjusting image sizes for exporting, adding sound effects and music to video projects in Premiere Pro, and designing logos and posters by copying and arranging game elements.
5. Pre-Production (FMP).pptx
The document outlines Hayden's pre-production plan for creating a 2D game, including choosing art assets, developing characters, animating backgrounds and levels, adding sound, and creating promotional materials. It provides schedules, needed software and resources, and contingency plans to avoid issues. The plan is to develop game art and animation over 8 weeks to create backgrounds, characters, and levels and integrate sound, culminating in a finished game and advertisement poster.
3. Production Experiments (FMP).pptx
The document describes the processes Hayden undertook in a series of experiments creating digital art and game assets. Hayden created backgrounds using tools like the paint bucket and pencil to add clouds, skies, grass, mountains, sunsets, stars and forests. Hayden animated clouds, added shading and colors, and made day and night versions. Hayden also started designing game characters. For the final product, Hayden will include some of the background elements, especially clouds, to make the game setting more realistic.
2. Research (FMP).pptx
Here are a few key points from your research evaluation:
- You conducted product research, questionnaires, and interviews to gather insights from existing games and potential players. This allowed you to get inspiration from other titles as well as directly understand your target audience's preferences.
- Questionnaires provided quantitative data on what features and design elements would appeal most to players. Interviews allowed for more open-ended discussion to uncover motivations and opinions.
- Distributing your survey through Teams and personal contacts helped get responses, but it did take time for people to complete and return the surveys.
Overall it seems you employed a variety of research methods to holistically understand your game concept from multiple angles. This comprehensive approach helped ensure your game design
1. Initial Plans (FMP).pptx
The document outlines initial plans for a pixel game, including three potential ideas. The first idea involves an outdoor maze-style game using light colors. The second is set indoors with darker colors and action music. The third reiterates the second idea. Mood boards are analyzed, showing a repetition of colors/styles to set a bright, outdoor theme. An informal proposal describes the concept as a jumping/dodging game across levels to complete, requiring Photoshop, fonts, and Premiere Pro. Discounted ideas include an indie game and shooting game due to oversaturation in those genres.
Pre Proposal FMP 2022 hl.docx
The student proposes a pixel maze game for their FMP project where the player collects items. They chose this project because they enjoy making pixel games and want to create their own game. It is important to the student because they like playing video games and want to make a game that is as good as possible. Their initial influences come from previous pixel games they enjoyed playing and making. They want players to enjoy the game and have fun while playing. The style of the game will use bright colors to resemble an outdoor adventure setting, to match the goal of creating a game where the player goes on a collecting adventure.
7. Evaluation(4) copy.pptx
The document provides an evaluation of a student's (Hayden's) final music production project. It summarizes the strengths and weaknesses of their research process, planning, time management, and the technical, aural, and audience appeal qualities of the final product. Peer feedback noted that the music was upbeat but could benefit from more structure, layers being better synced, and a less abrupt ending. The student agrees improvements could include adding more structure and syncing layers better.
6. Production Reflection(4).pptx
Hayden created a remix by combining bits from two songs, adding equalizer effects and a space maker effect to improve the sound. He experimented with playing the songs simultaneously and adjusting the timing of the second song to follow the first. This represents his final production which combined elements from multiple songs.
5. Script.docx
The document discusses making electronic music with two songs remixed together. It mentions making electric music and combining two songs into a remix.
5. Pre-Production(4) copy.pptx
The document outlines the pre-production plan for a music project. It includes a list of sound effects and music tracks that may be used. Potential hardware props needed include a mouse, keyboard, computer, monitor, and headphones. Contingency plans are listed for issues like poor audio quality or losing work. Health and safety precautions to avoid spilling drinks or using faulty equipment are discussed. A weekly schedule is provided that details the tasks of finding sounds, editing the music, adding effects, and ensuring high quality before completing the project.
4. proposal(4)
This document proposes an audio product called "house tech" that will be a house techno music track aimed at entertaining 17-21 year old middle class listeners. The purpose is to create the best house techno music the target audience has heard. It will not include any offensive, religious, or copyrighted content to avoid legal issues. The music itself does not have a story and is simply intended to be enjoyable house techno without words that could potentially offend.
3. production experiments(4)
The document outlines Hayden's process for creating a morning routine documentary. It describes steps taken such as organizing and editing sound effects in Premiere Pro, ordering sounds to match the morning routine, adjusting volume levels, adding cuts and sound effects under dialogue, and doing final checks of the audio. Hayden reflects that some recorded sound effects may be useful for music to include in the final product.
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- 1. Working Title: coca cola hunt What is it called? Target Platform: advergame Genre: advergame Language / Territories Adjectives, slogans, commands and repetition. Understanding language everyone will understand. Synopsis / Treatment / Story / How the storyline/narrative/game plays out: The story is about a character who has lost his cola and he is trying to find it again. One Line SalesPitch: Advertisement of coca cola, trying to make it fun so it will be a game so people could play and at the same time it would be an advert Style (similar products and graphical style): What product is yours similar to? Why have you used it for inspiration? My product is similar to a different advergame because they are advertising coca cola as well Audience: 16 to 19, personally I believe that this is an appropriate age to do an advertisement with coke, it doesn’t matter your gender or lifestyle. Who is your audience? Be very detailed; age, gender, social status, psychographic etc Why would your product appeal to this person? Legal & Ethical Considerations: When doing an advertisement you need to not offend anyone? Think about any offensive material you will include? I won’t include any offensive material because my advert will be played on the internet so anyone can see it Will you restrict younger audiences engaging with it? No because it would be ok for younger audiences 16–19-year-olds but it won’t be good for a really young person because its full of sugar and it’s bad for their teeth
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