3. production experiments(3)
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Jack Morton created an experiment using the pencil tool in Photoshop to draw elements like the moon, ghost, character, knife, and blood effects. He chose the pencil tool because it was instant and accurate compared to the brush tool. Jack then used a template and the lasso tool to create a green hill background. For his final product, Jack plans to include pixel design and blood effects to attract different gamers. He will also improve the layout and design to make it more pleasing to customers. Jack will use effects like different screen colors to highlight important elements and make the game more interesting than others.
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7. evaluation
Jack Morton evaluated his research process for a production project. The strengths of his research included being able to identify key information and deciding what to include to improve the final product. Another strength was that the information was clear and easy to understand. Some weaknesses included the research slowing him down and not providing clear questions. To improve, he would add more detail. In planning his final product, strengths included choosing an eye-catching design and collecting inspiring images. Weaknesses were spending too much time on one part of the planning. For time management, focusing more on important parts like research and experiments would have improved his grade. Additional time would have allowed for more detailed experiments and designs.
production reflection (interactive)
This document summarizes the processes used to create various assets for a game project, including a game case design, character sprites, menu icons, merchandise designs, and a demo animation. For each asset, the creator describes the steps taken and notes areas that could be improved if more time was available, such as adding more unique details to character sprites or smoothing transitions in the animation.
8. Evaluation
Tom evaluated the video game Far Cry Primal but found it did not closely relate to his own game idea. He then researched four similar games which provided ideas for gameplay elements and aesthetics to include in his own game. Tom also interviewed three people in his target audience about game ideas. However, he felt he should have asked more people more questions.
For planning, Tom created documents on game colors, mood, contingencies, and health and safety. He experimented with pixel art characters and backgrounds. While these helped with practice, the designs did not closely match his final vision.
Tom created one level for his game but wished he had more time to add additional levels and polish. He followed a schedule but
P4 - 7. Evaluation (Interactive)
Tamzin Twose evaluated her FMP game design project. For research, looking at existing games helped with planning elements but also made her want to add more detail than she had time for. Her planning process was helpful, but finding templates online was difficult. During production, some elements took longer than planned and technical issues caused rushing of the logo design. Overall she was happy with how the game turned out given the small resolution but would improve background design and add more detail and gameplay levels with more time.
1. production experiments
The document describes the student's experiments in creating an animated character and game. For the character, the student used separate layers for the eyes to allow independent movement. They also added a glow effect that changed the entire character's color, which they decided to keep. For the game, the student designed a background and table, drew characters, and added frame-by-frame animation moving objects and scores. They exported the animation from Photoshop as a video and added self-made sound effects in Premiere Pro, though matching effects to frames was difficult due to lag. The student plans to include independently moving layers and self-made sound effects matching the game in their final product.
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The student began their rotation on video games by learning new terminology and researching the game Cuphead. They analyzed various elements of Cuphead and other games. The student created practice games in Pixel Art to develop their skills. For their main project, the student developed an idea for a disease-based game and created storyboards and mood boards. They researched similar existing games and worked on drawing backgrounds, characters, and game elements in Photoshop. The student added audio elements in Premiere like music and sound effects. Overall, the student felt they improved from their previous game project and were proud of their progress, though recognized room for improvement in graphics.
Video game experiments
This document summarizes an experiment the author conducted in Photoshop to practice animating a background for a side-scrolling run and gun video game. In the experiment, the author drew a forest background and character using basic tools in Photoshop. The character's legs and a firing bullet were animated on different layers. To animate the background, the author created a new frame and copied sections of the background to the left to simulate movement. This helped the author learn how to smoothly transition an animated background. For the final product, the author will incorporate a moving background, character animation, and genre elements from this experiment.
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This document summarizes an experiment conducted to create an advergame. It describes the various tools used to create the animation, including the pencil tool, paint bucket, zoom functions, and timeline. Colour blending and duplicate layers were used to add effects and animate objects. The background, barriers, and disk were created first before animating the layers on the timeline. For the final product, the document proposes keeping the gameplay concept but adding features like scoring, changing the disk to a planet shape, modifying the background scenery, and making the disk disappear after a goal for a more futuristic feel. The experiment provided useful ideas and feedback for the final project.
3. production experiments (interactive)
This document describes the process an individual took to create experiments for a mobile phone ghost game. They began by creating a vertical A4 canvas in black. They added layers to draw characters, including a grey foreground line. They spent a day and a half drawing a character by copying colors from another design. Ghosts were drawn in pastel colors as templates. The completed game involved moving ghosts of the same color into horizontal lines over 0.5 seconds of animation. Elements like drawing characters and using frame animation will be included in the final product.
7. Production Reflection
This document summarizes Tom Haase's progress on his video game production project over 4 weeks. In week 1, he created initial plans, a mind map of game ideas, and a schedule. In week 2, he experimented with pixel art animations in Photoshop. In week 3, he worked on the background and characters for his graveyard-themed side-scrolling game. He spent time drawing detailed characters and their movements. In week 4 part 1, he continued working on non-gameplay elements like the main menu, level select, pause menu, and game over screens, designing them in pixel art style consistent with his theme.
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The document provides details about the design and development of a video game. It discusses the color scheme and fonts that will be used, including using blue for windows on a space ship, white for the ship design, and black for the background. Sound effects and gameplay elements like hearts, planets, meteors and lasers are described. Details are given about box art design, including using black for the background, white stars, and fonts that will catch viewers' attention. Potential issues and solutions for the project are outlined.
3. research(1)
The document analyzes the classic 1980s arcade game Asteroids. It describes key elements of the game such as its black and white space-themed location, top-down bird's eye view angle, simple laser and asteroid effects, and lack of lighting effects. It notes that these elements help draw in audiences by making them feel like they are flying in space and destroying asteroids. The document also examines the game's box art, fonts, and colors and how they appeal to audiences and convey the sci-fi action theme of destroying asteroids in outer space.
2. proposal
The proposal is for a 2D space-themed video game called "Space Wars" targeted at teenagers aged 16-21. It will feature action and violence to appeal to the mostly male audience. The game will have players dodging or destroying asteroids to earn points in a competitive, score-based game. Research will include analyzing templates of similar existing games to inspire design elements and ensure the game stands out. User testing and self-evaluation will assess how well the game appeals to its intended target audience.
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Jack Morton is considering options for his final major project. He is initially thinking of creating a video game animation using Photoshop and Premiere Pro since he has experience with these programs. However, he acknowledges the risk of not finishing on time. As alternatives, he considers filming a short film since he has prior experience, or creating a gaming magazine using layout and design skills from previous rotations. He analyzes the pros and cons of each option, noting his strengths in gaming and design but also the challenges of things like copyright and time management.
1. case study
Uncharted 4 is an action-adventure game set in present day featuring Nathan Drake. It has photorealistic graphics and focuses on Drake's mission to save his brother. The game uses cutscenes and third-person perspective to advance the narrative. It also features multiplayer modes where players can compete on leaderboards. Uncharted 4 is a PlayStation exclusive that aims to immerse players in the adventure genre through its detailed environments, characters, and gameplay.
8. evaluation
This document summarizes the strengths and weaknesses of the author's research, planning, time management, and technical and aesthetic qualities of their final product, which appears to be a video game. Some strengths included clear and easy to understand research, finding the right colors and movement for planning, and managing time well on some projects. Weaknesses included spending too much time on details that slowed down other parts, not having enough time to add more effects, and the final product not being very creative or long enough. The author aims to improve the layout, add more designs and characters, and enhance the sound effects and music in the future.
Production reflection
This week the student completed their evaluation PowerPoint which involved reflecting on the strengths and weaknesses of their research, initial plans, and time management. They compared their final product to a similar existing game, discussing similarities and differences. They also provided their own assessment of the aesthetic qualities and audience appeal of their game. Completing the evaluation helped the student understand how to improve their work and better target their intended audience for any future video game projects.
1. case study
This document provides a case study analysis of the 2016 video game Uncharted 4: A Thief's End. It discusses the game's audio, which uses immersive music and realistic sound effects to set tone. It also analyzes the game's graphics in comparison to similar titles, noting its use of photorealistic graphics. Additionally, the document examines Uncharted 4's gameplay elements like its third-person perspective, single-player narrative, and rewards system for completing objectives. It provides context on the adventure genre and concludes with a bibliography of sources.
6. pre production
The document outlines the pre-production planning for a multimedia project, including color choices for different elements of the animation, potential sound effects and how to record them, suggested music tracks, contingency planning for issues that may arise, and health and safety considerations. The student chose green for a field, brown for cars and mud, red for some cars, blue for the sky, black for car tires, and another color for a character's skin. Sound effects were planned to be recorded on site. Potential problems like falling behind or confusing software were addressed. Health issues like neck pain and eye strain were to be avoided with breaks and proper posture.
5. proposal
This proposal outlines a mobile game called "Jumper" targeted towards males aged 16-21 from middle to upper-middle class backgrounds. The game involves navigating a character to dodge obstacles and reach higher levels for rewards. Research will be conducted on designs and gameplay elements to engage the audience. The creator will evaluate their work by comparing experiments to the final product and reflecting on improvements for the future. This evaluation process will help develop their skills and inform their ongoing study and career in media.
3. research
The document analyzes several existing video game products from the 1980s. It examines key elements like location, props, colors, effects, audience appeal, and more. Many of the games have similar retro, pixelated 2D styles that appeal to nostalgia. Their simple rules and mechanics make them easy to understand. Overall the analysis finds that focusing on retro aesthetics and accessibility can help attract both older and younger audiences.
4. production experiments
Jack Morton created an endless car loop experiment to practice his animation skills. He used a pixel car template and spent 10 minutes creating the car and surrounding countryside. The tools used included the pencil tool to create the car and background, the mouse tool to edit and select objects, and the eraser to fix mistakes. For another experiment, Jack created a pong game to practice tracking animation. He animated the ball hitting between paddles until a winner emerged. For the final product, Jack plans to follow a template, include similar layouts and animation techniques like tracking that worked well in the experiments.
2. initial plans
Jack Morton has initial ideas for a 2D platformer video game where the player must collect speed boosts to outrun a chasing monster. He is considering including a boss battle between a monster and human, and displaying the health of characters. He acknowledges video game design may be frustrating but thinks he can create detailed characters and backgrounds.
1. case study
This document provides a case study analysis of Uncharted 4: A Thief's End. It discusses the game's audio, which uses immersive music and realistic sound effects to set tone. The graphics are compared to similar games from the franchise and those released at the same time. Uncharted 4 runs on Naughty Dog's proprietary game engine and is a PlayStation exclusive. It is representative of the adventure genre through its unique third-person gameplay and narrative-driven single-player experience.
Evaluation
This document summarizes Jack Morton's evaluation of his research and production process for creating a magazine. It discusses his research strengths like understanding magazine features and layouts. It also discusses weaknesses like not providing enough detail on the magazines. For his production, Jack reflects on changing elements like logos and fonts on his magazine cover to make it look more professional. He also created a website mockup to write about upcoming games. Overall, the document evaluates Jack's process and reflections on creating a magazine and website for games.
Magazine resarch
The document provides information about research done on different magazine formats, including PC Gamer, Empire, and Car Magazine. Key details analyzed include color schemes, fonts, layouts, target audiences, and writing styles. The research found that the magazines use bold fonts and bright colors to draw attention, clear layouts for readability, and engaging writing to interest readers. Imagery of relevant games and vehicles is also used. This research will help inform the design of the author's own gaming magazine to make it appealing to its target audience.
Proposal magazine
1. The document outlines a proposed gaming magazine project targeted at 13-21 year old upper middle class male gamers.
2. It discusses the skills and knowledge acquired through the subject including Photoshop, video editing, understanding audience psychographics like achievers, and studying other magazines. This will help target the right audience and develop the project.
3. The proposed magazine will include a game character on the cover, the magazine title "Gamer Geek", reviews of games worth buying or not, and a website with more in-depth game reviews. Research on other gaming magazines will also be conducted.
Magazine resarch
The document discusses research conducted on various magazines, including PC Gamer, Empire, and Car Magazine. For PC Gamer, the research found the target audience is young males aged 14-36 who enjoy reading articles about new games and PC building. Empire research showed a slightly higher male than female readership that is generally younger and left-leaning politically. Analysis of Car Magazine identified the readers as middle-aged males and found the content may be becoming boring or uninteresting over time based on declining sales numbers. Research methods included analyzing magazine covers, layouts, color schemes, writing styles, and audiences.
6. evaluation sf 2017 2
The document provides an evaluation of Jack Morton's production process for a short film. Some strengths identified include asking the right questions in primary research to understand the target audience and genres they would enjoy. However, some questions allowed silly answers that did not help. Secondary research found the target audience was male, so more action scenes will be included. Weaknesses included time management during production, which affected lighting and editing. Peer feedback noted liking the interesting story but improvements could be sound effects and music to set tone, and improving transitions between scenes.
4. pre production sf 2017
This document provides a template and guidance for planning a film production project. It includes sections for visual planning, organizational planning, location planning, risk assessment, issue prevention, production scheduling, props and equipment needs, and soundtrack planning. The visual planning section includes templates for storyboards, shot lists, and pre-visualization concepts. The organizational planning outlines roles and responsibilities. Location and issue prevention sections address potential challenges and solutions. Soundtrack planning provides guidance on sourcing audio assets, including both production sound and post-production music or effects. Overall, the document aims to guide comprehensive pre-production planning.
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- 2. Process The tools I used to create my experiment are the pencil tool. I used the pencil to create the moon, ghost, character, knife, blood effects, night sky and the green hill. The reason I chose this method is because it was instant and accurate. I started by colouring the sky and set the pencil tool to 50. I did this because it saves time. I then set it back to 1 and selected white to make the sky have beautiful stars. I then set the pencil tool to 50 again to create the moon and I also did this in a white colour. I then did this with the character, ghost, blood effects and knife with the pencil tool. Overall the reason I chose this tool is because its better and more reliable than the other tools such as the brush tool. The brush tool is unreliable and waste time as you have to multiple click the mouse to get a bright and primary colour. This in turn will waste time and therefore I will have less information/detail on my other slides. I do believe I could better as I could made it into a animation, however we have limited time on this. I then used a template to create the green hill. I did this by copying the image and pasting it. I then used the pencil tool over it on a other layer. I then created the green hill in the background. I then used the pencil tool to create the road which greatly slowed me down as it was annoying to count the pixels between each road line. The tool I used to crop out the images that are located on the bottom of the page was the lasso tool. To crop the image with the lasso tool, I went around the image and got rid of the irreverent background. I used this tool because it simple let me choose what parts I didn’t need/want. This helped save time and patience by using the lasso tool. I used this on the green hill and the character as a template.
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- Discuss the tools and processes used in your experiments