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The product is an entertaining game aimed at teens that explores themes of depression, insomnia, and psychosis through the story of an insomniac character experiencing general sadness and inner issues related to psychosis. Research was conducted to ensure the game appropriately targets the ~17 age group. While themes will be dark, no on-screen deaths will occur. The game will be restricted to those 18+ and not offend any groups through avoiding direct references. Original characters and assets will be used to prevent copyright issues.
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The document proposes an interactive media product that is an animation showing gameplay from a video game. Specifically, it would tell a story about someone going to a different world and having to survive by killing various enemies and bosses. The target audience would be people over age 12 of any gender or social status, appealing especially to those interested in trendy or popular products. Research and planning would draw from similar Metroid-vania style platformer games and experimentation to incorporate into the final production's ideas and style. Legal and ethical considerations would aim to avoid offensive material and restrict younger audiences due to difficulty, while ensuring no offense to social groups through an original, non-infringing product.
4. proposal final version
This proposal outlines an earthquake survival video game. The game aims to entertain 13 to 18 year olds by placing them in dramatic earthquake scenarios. It will be an open world, multiplayer game where survival skills are tested. The developer plans to include realistic earthquake elements in their research-informed design, while avoiding offensive, unethical, or legally problematic content through age restrictions and distinctiveness from other works.
4. proposal(4)
This proposal is for a talk show podcast called "talk show" that will entertain audiences by discussing controversial topics that would be demonetized on YouTube. The podcast will feature music that is played and discussed from different perspectives. The target audience is people ages 16 and older of both genders, primarily males, from the middle class who enjoy social interactions. While controversial opinions may be discussed, offensive material will be avoided. Younger listeners will be told to leave in the introduction. Jokes will be prefaced with "this is a joke" to avoid offending social groups. The podcast will feature original characters and stories rather than using existing intellectual property to avoid copyright issues.
Propersel of my flow game
This proposal outlines an interactive puzzle game meant to entertain users during brief periods of free time. The game involves matching colored tiles on a grid without crossing lines. It aims to appeal to all ages but especially those who enjoy solving puzzles. Research of similar color-matching games like Color Switch and Free Flow informed the game's design. Legal considerations were made to avoid offensive, unethical, or copyrighted content through research and creating new and different gameplay features compared to existing titles.
4. proposal (interactive)
This proposal outlines an interactive puzzle game meant to entertain users during brief periods of free time. The game involves matching colored tiles without crossing lines, requiring strategic thinking. It would appeal to all ages but especially those who enjoy solving puzzles. Research of similar color-matching games like Color Switch and Free Flow informed the proposal. The game aims to be distinctive enough to avoid copyright issues while containing no potentially offensive material regarding religion, ethnicity, or other social groups.
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7. fmp evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of a production project. It summarizes the research, planning, time management, technical, aesthetic, and audience appeal aspects of the project. Peer feedback noted that the trailer was short and unentertaining, and improvements could be made to the poster backgrounds, fonts, and image resolutions. The feedback was agreed with regarding improving the trailer organization but disagreed with about the text in one poster holding audience interest. Changes are needed to make the trailer longer with more shots and the poster backgrounds more ominous.
6. fmp production reflection
The document describes the process for creating various promotional materials and merchandise, including posters, hoodies, and a movie trailer. Photoshop will be used to design the posters and hoodies by finding and arranging knife images for the posters and transforming a blank t-shirt template for the hoodies. The movie trailer will involve building a camera dolly out of Legos for smooth movement shots and editing video clips together with ominous music, cutting each clip on drum beats to build tension. The credits are noted as the most visually impressive part of the trailer.
5. fmp pre production
This document outlines pre-production plans for a short film or trailer, including:
- Discussing font and tone options
- Layouts for storyboards depicting dangerous props and a character's oblivious death
- Props, costumes, and location needs like a kitchen and office
- Contingency plans for technical issues and reshoots
- Health and safety precautions for working with props and computer use
- A 6-day schedule for creating posters, merchandise, recording scenes, and editing the trailer
4. fmp proposal
The document proposes a spoof horror movie called "Gruesome" that will include a trailer, posters, and merchandise as part of a marketing campaign. The trailer will show a knife precariously positioned to kill someone while comic text is overlaid to relieve tension. Posters will feature images from the trailer to tie the marketing together. Research found that visual jokes are preferred, so the trailer will rely on sight gags. The target audience is unemployed 16-19 year old males who find comedy relieving. Some elements like mentioning the "Grim Reaper" could potentially offend small religious groups but widespread offense will be avoided.
3. fmp production experiments
The document describes three experiments with using different techniques in Photoshop, including using gradients to show emotions, warping text into an arc, and using paint brushes to create leaking blood. It reflects that the name shown in the last slide, comic sans font used throughout, and blending styles from the first two experiments could be applied to create a movie trailer that is fun rather than too serious.
2. fmp research
The researcher conducted product research, questionnaires, and interviews to inform their comedy movie project. Questionnaires provided consistent responses but simple questions, while interviews lacked preparation time. The response was from a specific group rather than expected diversity. The survey was distributed broadly via email within a college, allowing a general audience but with less control over responses.
1. fmp initial plans
The document outlines initial plans for a student project including:
1. A mind map with ideas for products collected into three branches.
2. A mood board analysis noting darker tones and colors used in posters and lighter tones showing funny moments.
3. An informal proposal for a comedy movie campaign including trailers, posters, simple merchandise, and targeting 16-25 year old socially conscious type B individuals.
7. evaluation(4)
The document provides an evaluation of an FMP production process. It summarizes the research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aesthetic qualities, audience appeal, and peer feedback stages. For research, it looked at magazine styles for gamers. Planning helped organize the final product layout but some images were irrelevant. Time was managed well and the project was completed early. The covers used transparent drawings, editing, and non-default fonts. Color scheme and photo editing made the cover appealing. Colors and photos were aimed to attract different audiences. Peer feedback noted the good color use but too much text, and irrelevant jokes. The producer agreed more images and less text were needed.
6. production reflection(4)
The document summarizes the process of creating a magazine production. It discusses collecting photos from online for the cover and interior pages, designing the cover with a blue color scheme and background image, writing an article for an interior page that was too long, and creating a page with a red color scheme to discuss an article about a team that cheated. It reflects that the virtual copy captures both good and bad aspects of the industry.
5. pre production(4)
The document outlines plans for a pre-production project including style sheets with color options and image selections, two layout designs, contingency plans for potential issues like applications not working or lack of internet access, and avoiding health and safety risks such as equipment failure. It also includes a schedule spanning 8 days to collect stock photos, design inside pages and covers using Photoshop.
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This proposal is for a magazine about esports called "Gamer Moments" that will profile players, teams, and upcoming tournaments to entertain readers. The target audience is males under 50 who enjoy video games in their free time. Content will focus on personalities in esports and upcoming events. Legal issues will be avoided by ensuring all content is original or used with permission to prevent copyright claims.
3. production experiments(4)
The document outlines a three step process to edit a photo and add fake text and logos to make it appear legitimate. It involves editing a sourced photo, adding made up fishing terminology text, and stealing an official logo to paste on the front. In the reflection, the author notes plans to include pasting a stolen official website logo on the front, reusing the font, and editing the background photo's lighting and saturation for the final product.
2. research(4)
The document provides an analysis of existing gaming magazine products and defines the target audience for a new gaming magazine. It summarizes that the existing magazines have rectangular text boxes and photos taken at gaming events. It notes that the new magazine should have an original yet blue and "gamer style" design that can appeal to all ages and both male and female gamers. The target audience is described as people aged 16-20 who prefer online gaming over in-person social interaction and content should focus on gaming events rather than broader social issues.
7. evaluation(4)
The document provides an evaluation of an FMP project involving a podcast or radio show about music. It summarizes the key stages of production: research on comparable podcasts focused more on non-musical topics; planning to focus on roasting musicians in an ironic fashion; managing time well to meet deadlines with planning taking the most time; technical aspects like editing out unintelligible audio; audio quality being above average but could improve with introduction/exit sounds; targeting an audience interested in music and humor. Peer feedback noted the audio quality was good but topics weren't chosen well, focusing more on jokes than explanations. To improve, the evaluator would change the script to discuss opinions on Eminem ending careers rather than joking about him
6. production reflection(4)
The document outlines the production process for a project which includes: 1) Creating a script to time out sounds, music, and dialogue. 2) Recording voiceovers by reading the script. 3) Collecting music by recording from Spotify. 4) Editing all sources together in Vegas Pro and removing any mistakes.
5. pre production(4)
This document outlines the pre-production plan for a project including sound effects, music, props, locations, contingency planning, health and safety considerations, and a schedule. Sound effects include a "bruh sound effect" and music includes a track by Eminem. Recording will take place in a home studio. Backups will be kept to prevent data loss. Potential issues addressed include file compatibility, injuries, and eyestrain. The 8 day schedule includes writing a script, recording audio, obtaining music, and editing the final product.
3. production experiments(4)
This document discusses an experiment where a script was written to include words and cues for sound effects. The script was hastily completed as the first part of the experiment. Reflection on the experiment asks what elements will be included in the final product.
2. research(4)
The document reviews 3 existing podcasts - The Misfits Podcast which is an informal hour of planned conversation about the hosts' experiences, primarily involving stories when they were drunk or high; a podcast that a friend sent criticizing for having pointless conversations such as about freezing time for a minute; and a podcast that is mostly scripted but discusses the news and plays music, though sometimes annoys people by calling them. It analyzes these podcasts have a lot of talking about events and sometimes include music, and the author's own work will have a subject or question to discuss and possibly include music.
1. initial plans(4)
Ryan plans to start a radio show or podcast where he will talk about and play short clips of music. He will interview guests about their musical tastes and opinions. Some topics he plans to discuss are popular music, video games, movies, and being intentionally controversial to generate discussion. He also considers having a guest host who can discuss controversial topics so he does not have to.
7. evaluation
The research stage showed the target demographics and informed the creation of the main character, a shirtless Mexican man. Planning ensured the project aims aligned with the research. Time was planned well but delays occurred due to technical issues. The poster features a single main character against a dark sky background with no distracting text. Feedback noted a spelling error and suggested expanding the exercise theme beyond comedy, while production lacked thorough proofreading.
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4. proposal
- 1. Proposal 1 Working Title: What is it called? go home. Product’s Purpose: What is the product’s purpose (entertain/educate etc.) and how will you achieve this? it will be an entertaining game with an important moral that will be forgotten because nobody really listens to what’s being told to them. Genre: What sort of product is it? It is a game to either be relatable to a sad person or to teach those who never suffered from depression Content What is your product about? Discuss what you would put in it (be specific). Does it have a story? If so, discuss it here. It will be about an insomniac with a general sadness inside and issues relating to psychosis Audience: Who is your audience? Be very detailed; age, gender, social status, psychographic etc Why would your project appeal to this person? Teens probably because they either are depressed or pretend to be depressed to fit in with the ones who are depressed Research and Planning: What elements of your research and planning will you use in your final production? The product will be very aimed at the ~17 age group, after being researched Where will you use your research and planning in your final production? I will be using an asset from the experimenting phase, which was a character. Legal & Ethical Considerations: Think about any offensive material you will include? Themes will be very dark, but no on screen death will occur. Will you restrict younger people using/accessing it? Yes. The age restriction will be for those of 18 years+ to play. Will it offend any social groups/religions/ethnicities? There will be no mention or relation to specific groups or people. How will you ensure you do not offend anyone? I don’t need to, nobody is mentioned, and they can see where the story is going throughout Are you using characters/names/logos of existing products/IPs? No they wont be necessary Will you product be sufficiently different from existing products to not get sued for copyright infringement? The closest thing to any other product will be the art style, which is already limited by the pixel count.