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This proposal outlines a horror game called "Ghost Manor" aimed at 7-18 year olds of any gender. The player's goal is to rid a haunted mansion of ghosts using cartoon-style graphics, audio, and a character the player can customize. Research into cartoon styles and original ghost designs will be incorporated. No offensive material will be included, and younger players will be restricted from accessing the game to avoid legal and ethical issues.
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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.
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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.
4. proposal (interactive) pixel game
This proposal is for an interactive platform game where the player controls a character collecting bullets to fend off lawmen while navigating levels within a time limit. The game aims to entertain through stimulating the mind with focus and attention challenges. As a platform game, it will include collectables, enemies, traps, unique characters, and bright colors. The broad audience is anyone, with no specific targeting. Research includes level design elements like collectables, colors, and disruptive enemies. Legal considerations are to avoid offensive material and ensure sufficient difference from other products to prevent copyright issues.
4. proposal(interactive)
This proposal outlines an interactive horror game called Skull Character/Glitch Head. The game aims to horrify or shock players aged 12-20 from all social classes through its glitch-inspired horror animations and characters. Research on other horror games was conducted to inform the game's glitch elements and character designs. To avoid offense, a disclaimer will be shown, and younger players will be restricted from accessing potentially disturbing content.
4. proposal(2) (kipp austin sydes)
The game "Key Finder" is a simple pixel game for phones where the player controls a man who has lost his keys in a mansion and must find them. The purpose is to entertain players and pass time. The target audience is both genders of a young age from middle to working class families. Research helped determine the game setting and concept. The game will not include any offensive material and will be accessible to all ages. Original characters and designs will avoid copyright issues.
4. proposal(2) (kipp austin sydes)
The game "Key Finder" is a simple pixel game for phones where the player controls a man who has lost his keys in a mansion and must find them. The purpose is to entertain players and pass time. The target audience is both genders of a young age from middle to working class families. Research helped determine the game setting and concept. The game will not include any offensive material and will be accessible to all ages. Original characters and designs will avoid copyright issues.
4. proposal (interactive)
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 completed
The proposal is for a horror game called "Slaughter Run" that aims to entertain and frighten consumers. The game will use a dark color scheme and have the main character collect keys to unlock doors while avoiding threatening objects to increase difficulty. The target audience is mainly males aged 16-25 who enjoy thrills. Research informed elements like dark colors to set the scene. Some elements like shooting a cannon could potentially offend, so the game will restrict younger players. Care was taken to avoid offending social groups. All characters and designs are original to avoid copyright issues with other works.
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The document discusses plans for an initial graphic novel project. It includes a mind map, mood board analysis, and informal proposal. The mood board analysis notes repetition of styles, fonts, and tones across different graphic novels. The proposal outlines a concept for a digital and printable apocalyptic graphic novel developed over chapters. Products would include a cover, page, and poster created in Photoshop using references from Google, fonts from 1001Fonts, and a Planning PowerPoint. The target audience is described as males ages 15+ from a middle class, balanced psychographic. Earlier ideas for a game or movie poster were passed over in favor of a more creative graphic novel.
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This document contains a student's evaluation of their final media production project (FMP) creating a graphic novel. In the summary, the student outlines the strengths and weaknesses of their research, planning, time management, and technical and aesthetic qualities of the project. They also include feedback from peers on what they liked about the project and areas for improvement. The student agrees with feedback praising the mysterious cover and use of different art styles, but disagrees that the silhouette needed more design, as it was meant to be mysterious. They would consider changing some comic strip panels to move the story along faster, but kept the current pacing to build suspense.
6. fmp production reflection
Jack Garner reflects on the process of creating a graphic novel cover and sample comic page in Photoshop. He began by setting the canvas size and creating characters using various drawing tools while referencing online images. Backgrounds were added using filters on stock images or gradient tools. Text and logos were incorporated. The comic page was assembled using templates edited with selection and eraser tools. Character and scene details were drawn across tiles to depict a story through movement and sound effects. Layer styles were applied throughout for effects like outlines.
5. fmp pre production
Jack Garner is working on pre-production for a graphic novel. He has decided to use color instead of black and white based on survey feedback that color better shows characters and backgrounds to tell the story. He will use a simple panel layout and change the arrangement based on the story. For the cover, he plans to have the main character in color with the antagonist in the background and the title in a contrasting dark color to stand out.
4. fmp proposal
This proposal is for a graphic novel called "Infection volume 1 quarantine" that will entertain readers through a post-apocalyptic story set 3 months after a disease outbreak. Research showed the intended male audience is now balanced between males and females ages 15+. The story will follow an average protagonist trying to save humanity. Considerations were given to the mature content including violence and death, with an age rating to restrict younger access and avoidance of offense through unique characters.
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The document describes the process taken to create a magazine cover experiment. The artist started with an A4 canvas and colored the main icon using layers. They then created the title using layers to change the color and add a white outline. A background was added and parts were filled with red using selection and paint bucket tools. Layer styles were used to add texture to the background and a black border. In reflection, the artist intends to include similar techniques like borders, coloring, and layout in the final product.
1. fmp initial plans
Jack plans to create an apocalypse-themed graphic novel. He will make a graphic novel cover and page using Photoshop and Google. The target audience is males ages 15+ who are middle class. His mood board analysis found repetition in styles across comics - consistent themes but varied colors, fonts that change for shouting, and sound effects not in speech bubbles. This will influence his work to have a consistent theme but varied colors and fonts and placement of sound effects.
2. fmp research
The document summarizes research conducted to inform the development of a new graphic novel, including product research, questionnaires, and interviews. Product research of existing graphic novels provided examples of styles and themes to consider. Questionnaires distributed via survey monkey helped understand the target audience. Interviews with graphic novel readers revealed they prefer stories told through visuals and appreciate artistic style. The research uncovered both strengths and limitations of each method to gather useful insights while avoiding biases.
Script pt2
The document is a first-person account from a pizza delivery driver in rural northern Canada describing a disturbing delivery experience. While responding to a late-night delivery call, the driver came across an accident scene with a badly damaged vehicle and signs of blood. He attempted to follow a trail of blood to help the injured driver but encountered an unusually large, hairy, bipedal creature breathing heavily in the snowy woods. The driver fled in fear and reported the incident to police, though what actually occurred remains ambiguous.
7. evaluation(4)
The student conducted research on stories to find one to adapt for an audio book recording. Their research provided ideas for the story and format but lacked detail. Planning helped determine using an audio book format with sound effects. Time management allowed completing the project on time, but more time could have improved editing and shortening. Feedback noted the fitting use of sound effects and music but a slow start. The student agrees the start was slow and actor occasionally misread lines, and would rerecord lines and shorten the beginning if repeating the project.
6. production reflection(audio)
Jack imported an mp3 audio file into Adobe Premiere Pro and edited it by adjusting the volume, cutting parts, and adding online sound effects and backing music to the timeline. He balanced the volume of each audio channel and exported the final product as an mp3. Overall, Jack felt the audio production went well because Premiere Pro was easy to navigate, allowing him to quickly and easily create a final product that met the deadline.
5. pre production(audio)
T delivers pizzas in a rural town in northern Canada. On a recent delivery over 50km from the store, T arrived at an abandoned house with broken windows and no door. T heard strange laughing from inside and a voice telling them "I'm very hungry please hurry" in an inhuman way. Terrified, T dropped the pizza and ran as fast as possible back to their car. T has witnessed many creepy things delivering pizzas late at night to remote areas.
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This proposal is for an audio book horror story aimed at entertaining audiences aged 15 and older. Specifically, it targets male listeners from middle-class backgrounds who enjoy being scared. The story will explore themes suitable for older audiences but avoid offensive content to prevent legal issues or upsetting social groups. Precautions will be taken to restrict younger access and ensure the content is sufficiently different from existing intellectual properties to avoid copyright claims.
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The document describes experiments editing audio files. The experimenter cut unwanted sections from downloaded music using the razor tool in Adobe Premiere. They will include using the razor tool and adding music in their final product, and will record new audio with a different voice actor.
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4. proposal(2)
- 1. Proposal 1 Working Title: What is it called? Ghost Manor This can change if you think of something better later Product’s Purpose: To entertain What is the product’s purpose (entertain/educate etc.) and how will you achieve this? Genre: What sort of product is it A horror game Content What is your product about? Getting rid of ghosts Discuss what you would put in it (be specific). HUD audio character graphics background graphics Does it have a story? If so, discuss it here You are hired to take out all of the ghosts from a mansion Audience: Who is your audience? 7-18 year olds of any gender Why would your project appeal to this person? Because the cartoon style will apply to the younger audience and the strategy will apply to the older audience it would apply to any gender because you can choose what gender your character is Research and Planning: What elements of your research and planning will you use in your final production? I will use the cartoon style from research and the ghost design i created Legal & Ethical Considerations: Think about any offensive material you will include? none Will you restrict younger people using/accessing it? Yes Will it offend any social groups/religions/ethnicities? no How will you ensure you do not offend anyone? Add nothing offensive Are you using characters/names/logos of existing products/IPs? no Will you product be sufficiently different from existing products to not get sued for copyright infringement? yes
- 2. Proposal 2