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This document provides a concept for an advergame called "Fire Jump" that would be played online. In the game, the player controls a human character who must jump across moving stones to avoid falling into fire and reach a cola can. The game is inspired by classic platformers and aims to promote the refreshing taste of cola to players ages 10 and older without offending any cultures, beliefs, or copyrights.
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Proposal
The game is called "Coke Run" and is a side-scrolling mobile or computer game where the player controls an adventurous Coke can jumping over Pepsi cans. The goal is to jump over the Pepsi cans and reach the finish line, conveying the message to buy Coke instead of Pepsi. It was inspired by Mario games involving side-scrolling and jumping over obstacles. The game aims to appeal to all ages and social classes with simple, fun gameplay. No offensive content is included and copyright is avoided through using only brand colors instead of names or images.
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Proposal
The game is called "Coke Run" and is a side-scrolling mobile or computer game where the player controls an adventurous Coke can jumping over Pepsi cans. The goal is to jump over the Pepsi cans and reach the finish line, conveying the message to buy Coke instead of Pepsi. It was inspired by Mario games involving side-scrolling and jumping over obstacles. The game aims to appeal to all ages and social classes with simple, fun gameplay. No offensive content is included and copyright is avoided through using only brand colors instead of names or images.
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Formal proospal advergame
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The document defines key terminology used in research including circulation, hits, box office figures, ratings, and sales. It then discusses different types of primary research such as questionnaires, surveys, interviews, focus groups, and product analysis. Secondary research is defined as studying previously undertaken research. Qualitative research aims to find in-depth opinions, beliefs, and reasoning through open-ended questions, while quantitative research expresses data as quantities through closed questions. Other types of research discussed include audience research, market research, and production research.
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3. formal proposal 2
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Formal pro game
This mobile game advertises Coca-Cola by having players race as either a businessman or duck to reach a Coke bottle finish line. Players ages 16-19 will enjoy the cartoon animation style and competing against others in the single or multiplayer racing game. As the game simply uses the Coke logo and creates original characters otherwise, it should not face legal issues for copyright infringement.
Formal Proposal (Advergame)
This document outlines a proposed advergame called "Pixel Cola Game" that would promote Coca-Cola. The game would be released online and feature a female character collecting Coca-Cola cans. Its goal would be to communicate that drinking Coca-Cola refreshes and relaxes people, putting them in a seasonal mood. The game takes inspiration from Mario in its coin-collecting concept. The target audience would be adolescents of all genders and social statuses due to their interest in popular drinks and games. No offensive content would be included to ensure it is child-friendly and avoids offending any social groups.
3. Formal Proposal - Advergame
This document outlines a proposed advergame called "Pixel Cola Game" that would promote Coca-Cola. The game would be released online and feature a female character collecting Coca-Cola cans. The goal is to communicate that drinking Coca-Cola refreshes and relaxes people in a seasonal mood. It is inspired by Mario in its coin-collecting gameplay. The target audience is adolescents of all genders and social statuses, who would be interested due to Coca-Cola's popularity. No offensive content would be included to ensure it is child-friendly and avoids offending any groups. While using Coca-Cola's branding, the game aims to be sufficiently original to avoid copyright issues.
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6. production reflection
The document is a production log for a stop motion animation project. It summarizes the student's progress over several weeks as they worked to complete the project. They created characters out of felt and pipe cleaners to practice movements. Sound was added to experiment clips. Locations and lighting were tested. Scenes were storyboarded and filmed. Editing the clips together in Premier Pro took time. An issue arose finding voice actors to record the script, so music was used instead. After further production, the student was happy with the completed project using sound rather than a script.
7. evaluation
The document summarizes the student's process for their film production module (FMP) project. It describes the research conducted on stop-motion animation techniques. Planning involved choosing stop-motion despite lack of experience. Shooting was challenging due to difficulties managing time and weather delays. Peer feedback noted the storyline could be more detailed and shots slowed down to better understand text. The student concluded they would make shots more detailed, slow down title cards and a newspaper article, and choose a simpler project next time.
5.pre production
The document outlines the pre-production planning for a stop-motion animation project using artist dolls. It lists the equipment, props, and locations needed, as well as contingency plans for potential issues like power outages or equipment failures. Health and safety concerns are also addressed, such as tripping hazards and eye strain. The main section provides links to video elements like a title sequence and opening.
5.pre production
The document outlines the pre-production planning for a stop-motion animation project using artist dolls. It lists the equipment, props, and locations needed, as well as contingency plans for potential issues like power outages or equipment failures. Health and safety concerns are also addressed, such as tripping hazards and eye strain. The main section provides links to video elements like a title sequence and opening.
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The document discusses why kids with autism love Minecraft. It notes that Minecraft allows creativity without strict goals, and its digital worlds provide structure and predictability. The game also encourages social skills through cooperative play and problem-solving.
3. video research
The documents provide examples of existing dungeon-style games that were reviewed for inspiration. Common features included dungeon terrain, collecting keys to unlock levels, avoiding or fighting increasingly difficult mobs to complete levels or boss fights within time limits. Interviews suggested including varying darker colors for backgrounds with brighter character colors, and multiple, gradually increasing difficulty levels.
4. production experiments(1)
The document describes two animation experiments conducted by the author to practice movement sequences and test lighting, setting, and locations for their final animation project. In Experiment 1, the author created a walk cycle of a pipe cleaner figure and sequenced the still images in video editing software. They reflected that this helped understand how many images are needed for smooth movement. In Experiment 2, the author filmed short sequences outdoors without a tripod, testing different elements. They reflected that a storyboard and tripod would be important for the final project to ensure consistency of camera placement and lighting.
3. research(1)
- The target audience is mainly young people aged 16-19, with a roughly even split between male and female viewers.
- Most of the audience prefers an animation length of 2-5 minutes.
- Viewers want the whole animation to be of good quality rather than just parts of it.
- There was a variety of preferences for character materials, but felt dolls may not be the most popular choice.
- The majority of viewers expressed interest in a "how it was made" video accompanying the animation.
- The gender of the lead characters does not seem to matter to most of the audience.
2. proposal
This document outlines a proposal for a stop motion animation project titled "Jumping to 'wild' conclusions". The project will tell the story of two 12-year-old children who go on a camping trip and are mistaken for a bear by wildlife explorers. The intended audience is 8-14 year olds from middle-class families. Over 10 weeks, the proposal involves researching stop motion animation and web design, conducting production experiments, planning the project, producing the animation over multiple weeks, and evaluating the final product. The goal is to show themes of friendship, diversity, adventure, and encourage children to spend more time outdoors.
1. initial plans
The document discusses the initial plans and reaction for a student project involving an animation, website, and newspaper based on a childhood story told by the student's grandfather. The student realizes they need to put in their best effort and feels they enjoy final projects once they understand what to do. They created mood boards for the characters, animation, and website to help influence their final products and provide ideas for the characters and their movements.
8. evaluation
The document summarizes the student's process of creating a pixel art dungeon video game for an evaluation. They began by researching existing games in the genre to inform their design. Their final product included pixel art graphics, obstacles blocking the exit that must be defeated, and different levels accessed by entering and exiting rooms. They based aspects like color scheme, character movement, and location design on games they had studied. Overall, they felt their time management was good but graphics could be improved with more time.
5. proposal
The proposed project is a pixel dungeon zombie game called Pixel dungeon: Zombies, targeted towards ages 10+ of any gender from middle-class backgrounds who enjoy belonging to groups. The game appeals to this audience through its unrealistic gore that would interest 10 year olds, its appeal to all genders, and its accessibility to the middle class who have technology. The proposal references skills learned throughout the year in video game development and Photoshop that will be applied to the project, and how an earlier advergame project will inform this new game. It will involve research into pixel dungeon and zombie games to develop the concept and ensure quality. Ongoing self-evaluation and a final reflection will help improve the developer
7. production reflection
April created a video game project focused on Minecraft. She researched game mechanics and analyzed aspects of Minecraft like the game world, characters, and interface. For her project, she created some pixel art experiments and planned ideas like a Candy Crush-style Minecraft game and a Minecraft dungeon. She practiced pixel art and designed a dungeon where the player fights a zombie boss. She finished her pixel art game, which has a title screen, characters, and sound effects she created. While pixel art was difficult for her, she was glad to complete the project and hopes to improve her skills.
6. pre production
The document provides guidance for pre-production of sound effects for a project. It lists potential sound effects that could be made with a beep box and recommends keeping spare batteries and recording in a quiet location to avoid issues. It also identifies potential problems like equipment failure, background noise, data loss, and weather delays that could be remedied by taking breaks, keeping backups, and planning for alternatives if needed.
4. production experiments
This document discusses an experiment involving graphics and pixel art. The author will include similar color schemes, 8-bit style graphics, and a video game playthrough style in their final product. Elements like color, pixelated artwork, and replicating a gameplay video will be incorporated from the experimental phase.
3. video research
The documents describe existing dungeon-style games that were researched. They share common features like being playable on PC, involving good vs evil gameplay, and increasing difficulty levels. Aspects like simple animation styles and "dungeon run" gameplay where the player must survive against enemies in a timed run will be included in the creator's own game. Potential players were interviewed and their feedback will inform how to design the new game to appeal to the target audience.
2. initial plans
The document outlines an initial plan to create a 2D dungeon run game in the style of Minecraft using simple animation and design, as pixel art is difficult for the author. A mind map and mood board were to be created to develop the main idea and influence the final product, with colors like quartz being tested and potentially incorporated into the game's design.
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This document provides instructions for a case study assignment on video game addiction. Students are asked to choose a game released in the last 5 years and discuss its terminology, audio design, genre characteristics, graphics, and engines. They must also include a paragraph quoting an article on video game addiction. Sources for the addiction section and a sample paragraph are provided.
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- 1. Working Title: Fire Jump What is it called? This can change if you think of something better later Target Platform: Advergame online, like on a webpage for an advert in the side bar What media platform/platforms would you release the product on? Genre: It is a side scrolling advergame What sort of a media product is it? Language / Territories No text so appeals worldwide. Recognise branding of cola can. What countries would you release it in? Would it be suitable worldwide or is it targeted at a specific population? Is it unsuitable for any cultures or beliefs? Synopsis / Treatment / Story / How the game plays: You are the human and you have to jump across stones that move towards the cola can and avoid falling in the fire. What is your product about? Discuss how it works to communicate a message to the audience? What is the main message? One Line SalesPitch: Jump across to win the refreshing taste of cola. Sum up your product in one sentence Style (similar products and graphical style): This is similar to platform games such as sonic and Mario where you have to avoid obstacles and jump across moving objects to get the trophy. What product is yours similar to? Why have you used it for inspiration? Discuss this in relation to conventions and art style Audience: My game is suitable for 10 and above, any gender and social status. Some people may not be interested in the game as they may find it boring. Who is your audience? Be very detailed; age, gender, social status, psychographic etc Why would your product appeal to this person? Legal & Ethical Considerations: My game doesn’t include anything offensive and won’t restrict younger players over than the fact it might be boring. It won’t offend anyone or their opinions or beliefs. I have ensured this by not including anything that will offend anyone like a certain religion, belief or included a certain gender. My game includes an image to represent a cola can so I won’t get in trouble for copyright.