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The document proposes a mobile puzzle game that aims to entertain through fun and challenging gameplay. The game will have a Tetris-like theme where the player arranges colorful icons to score points. While drawing inspiration from Tetris, the product aims to have distinct content and logos to avoid copyright issues. The target audience is teenagers who will be engaged by the bright colors, problem-solving challenges, and motivation to achieve high scores. Research findings on common game elements like health bars will also be applied in the final production. The game will not include any offensive, inappropriate, or culturally insensitive content.
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The product is a stacking game called "Jumping Ball" where players help a bird jump between boxes to build a tower. There are three different background levels - sky, atmosphere, and space - as the tower gets higher. The target audience is children and teenagers looking to pass time playing games. Key elements from the research and planning phase, like color schemes and improvements identified, will be incorporated into the final product. The game aims to simply entertain and will not include any offensive, inappropriate, or copyrighted content that could restrict players or get the creator sued.
4. proposal (interactive)
The document proposes an interactive mobile game called "The Snow Surfer" to entertain players. The endless running game challenges players to collect coins and dodge obstacles to beat their high score while escaping an avalanche. The target audience is kids and teens who will find the simple, arcade-style gameplay appealing as something to work towards that can be played in short sessions. Legal and ethical considerations were addressed to avoid offensive content so the game can be enjoyed by all ages.
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4. proposal (interactive)
This proposal outlines an interactive puzzle game called Puzzle Mega. The game aims to entertain users through challenging puzzle levels with bright colors and relaxing music. It involves moving gems and candies on a grid to collect bonuses and level up. The target audience is women ages 18-34 who enjoy achieving goals. Key elements from research like pixelated design and mood board layouts will be incorporated. No offensive content will be included and younger audiences can play. Original characters and logo will be used to avoid copyright issues with similar existing products.
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This proposal is for a gaming magazine called Game Query that will entertain its target audience. The magazine will focus on a review of the video game Portal, including discussion of moral choices, puzzle solutions, and flaws in the game. It will also feature an interview about the game. The target audience is males ages 15-24 from a D/E social class who enjoy video games. To avoid legal issues, content will be checked to prevent offense and ensure the magazine has a sufficiently unique style, colors, and dialogue layout compared to existing gaming publications.
4. fmp proposal
This proposal outlines a gaming magazine and poster called "PC Master" aimed at entertaining and educating audiences aged 15+ of all genders and social statuses who enjoy gaming and computer technology. The magazine will include multiple games, events, and top 10 lists to keep readers entertained. In developing the magazine, the creator will draw on research about using different colors and design tools like posturizing and hue saturation. They intend for the magazine to not include any offensive material and to restrict access for younger audiences. It also will not intend to offend social, religious, or ethnic groups. The magazine can use some existing gaming characters, names, and logos but will strive to be unique while acknowledging similarities to other gaming magazines may exist
4. Proposal
This proposal is for an arcade game called Blocky. The goal of the game is to have the player control a block that grows in size by swallowing smaller blocks, allowing it to eventually swallow larger blocks. The intended audience is ages 14-19 of both genders from any social status who enjoy competitive, challenging games. Some elements of popular games, like colors, may be incorporated into the design. No offensive or inappropriate content will be included, and the game will be accessible to both younger and older audiences. The game aims to be entertaining through its competitive gameplay while avoiding issues like copyright infringement through an original design.
4. formal proposal (js)
This proposal outlines an 8-bit football game that aims to entertain players. The game would be a head-to-head match between two teams. The target audience is males and females aged 8 and older from middle-class backgrounds. To avoid legal and ethical issues, the game will not include offensive content and will be accessible only to those 8 years and older. It will also avoid offending social groups through sensitive content and design.
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4. proposal (interactive)
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4. proposal(3)
This proposal is for an indie horror game magazine guidebook called "Indie Playtime". The guidebook will entertain readers by providing gameplay screenshots, character bios, and guides for popular indie horror games like Poppy Playtime, FNAF Security Breach, Bendy and the Ink Machine, and Hello Neighbor. The target audience is 12-20 year olds of both genders from middle to high social classes, as these psychographic "Belongers" are curious about such games. The content will not include any offensive material and will restrict viewers under age 12 due to horror game content. Care will be taken to avoid offending social groups through following advertising standards codes. While using characters and logos from the covered
4. proposal (interactive)
This proposal outlines an interactive puzzle game called Puzzle Mega. The game aims to entertain users through challenging puzzle levels with bright colors and relaxing music. It involves moving gems and candies on a grid to collect bonuses and level up. The target audience is women ages 18-34 who enjoy achieving goals. Key elements from research like pixelated design and mood board layouts will be incorporated. No offensive content will be included and younger audiences can play. Original characters and logo will be used to avoid copyright issues with similar existing products.
Proposal (5)
This proposal is for a gaming magazine called Game Query that will entertain its target audience. The magazine will focus on a review of the video game Portal, including discussion of moral choices, puzzle solutions, and flaws in the game. It will also feature an interview about the game. The target audience is males ages 15-24 from a D/E social class who enjoy video games. To avoid legal issues, content will be checked to prevent offense and ensure the magazine has a sufficiently unique style, colors, and dialogue layout compared to existing gaming publications.
4. fmp proposal
This proposal outlines a gaming magazine and poster called "PC Master" aimed at entertaining and educating audiences aged 15+ of all genders and social statuses who enjoy gaming and computer technology. The magazine will include multiple games, events, and top 10 lists to keep readers entertained. In developing the magazine, the creator will draw on research about using different colors and design tools like posturizing and hue saturation. They intend for the magazine to not include any offensive material and to restrict access for younger audiences. It also will not intend to offend social, religious, or ethnic groups. The magazine can use some existing gaming characters, names, and logos but will strive to be unique while acknowledging similarities to other gaming magazines may exist
4. Proposal
This proposal is for an arcade game called Blocky. The goal of the game is to have the player control a block that grows in size by swallowing smaller blocks, allowing it to eventually swallow larger blocks. The intended audience is ages 14-19 of both genders from any social status who enjoy competitive, challenging games. Some elements of popular games, like colors, may be incorporated into the design. No offensive or inappropriate content will be included, and the game will be accessible to both younger and older audiences. The game aims to be entertaining through its competitive gameplay while avoiding issues like copyright infringement through an original design.
4. formal proposal (js)
This proposal outlines an 8-bit football game that aims to entertain players. The game would be a head-to-head match between two teams. The target audience is males and females aged 8 and older from middle-class backgrounds. To avoid legal and ethical issues, the game will not include offensive content and will be accessible only to those 8 years and older. It will also avoid offending social groups through sensitive content and design.
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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. formal proposal (lf) visual
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4. proposal final
1. The product is an arcade game called "Pacman Technology Crackdown" that aims to entertain 12-16 year olds of all genders and social statuses. In the game, Pacman eats tablets and iPhones as he cracks down on technology.
2. The game will have a colorful maze-like background and props of tablets and phones created in Photoshop. Some ghosts will also be included to add a creepy element.
3. Legal and ethical considerations were made to avoid offensive material and ensure the game does not infringe on copyright. The product will differ from the original Pacman through an altered logo and unique story line.
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My product is a horror-themed golfing game (genre: pixel advergame) targeted at ages 9-18. The game takes place in a graveyard setting and tasks players with golfing while collecting coins to earn points and unlock in-app purchases. Legal and ethical considerations were made to avoid offensive content and ensure originality through self-created names, characters, and logos to prevent copyright issues. Research informed the coin collection mechanic and level layout design process. The game aims to entertain students on buses or in their free time without stereotyping or offending any social groups.
4. proposal completed
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4. proposal(3)
This proposal outlines a gaming magazine called "Gaming Times" targeted at ages 12-18 of both genders. The magazine will inform readers about new and upcoming video games, consoles, and the gaming community. It will provide recommendations on games to buy or avoid. While the magazine does not have a story, it may include stories from games. The creator aims to include content that entertains without restricting violence too much, but will avoid truly offensive material and edit any copyrighted characters, names or logos.
3. formal proposal 2
The document summarizes a proposed radio advertisement about the four seasons of the year, focusing on summer, Halloween, Christmas, and New Year. It will use audio clips and editing to convey the message that New Year represents an opportunity for a new beginning or fresh start. The target audience is 16-19 year olds of both genders. The advertisement will avoid offensive content and respect all social groups, religions, and ethnicities. It may include existing New Year logos and images but will combine them creatively and differently than other works to avoid copyright issues.
4. proposal(2)
This proposal outlines a simple arcade-style game called "Space Age" that aims to entertain players. The game involves shooting down blocks while avoiding bullets, with the player dying upon contact. The primary audience is male aged 16-14, though all ages can play. Research was conducted on existing successful games to identify appealing elements, which will be implemented differently to avoid plagiarism. No offensive or inappropriate content will be included to comply with ethics standards and ensure the game is suitable for all ages. Original characters and designs will be created to prevent copyright issues.
4. interactive proposal
This proposal is for an adventure game where the player controls a man with pink hair trying to travel to a destination. Along the way, strange jelly creatures block his path and the player must avoid conflict to get past them. The target audience is ages 10-16 with no specific gender or social status in mind. Research and planning elements will be used in the final production to develop the story, characters, gameplay mechanics and level design. Legal and ethical considerations will ensure no offensive material is included and younger players are restricted to avoid issues with copyright, offense or inappropriate content.
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This proposal is for a rugby-themed mobile game called "On the Ball". The purpose is to entertain users by having them aim and shoot a rugby ball through goals. The game would include a crowd, rugby goals, and a rugby ball for the player to aim. The intended audience is 10-30 year olds who enjoy sports games, both male and female. Research into existing sports games will be used to design gameplay and ensure the game is sufficiently different from others to avoid copyright issues. Some minor concerns are that the cheering crowd may slightly offend women and younger children may not be restricted, but no offensive material, logos, or player depictions are included.
4. proposal(2) (1)
This proposal outlines a pixel game called "Prison Escape" where players control prisoners fighting ghost guards in a prison using swords and loot. The game aims to entertain 8-14 year olds with its action-adventure gameplay. Legal and ethical considerations were made to avoid offensive material by excluding inappropriate content and differentiating the game from existing intellectual properties through unique character designs and elements.
4. proposal 3
This proposal is for an adventure game called "egg hunt" where players search for and collect chocolate eggs. The game is targeted towards children ages 6-12 of all genders and social classes who enjoy adventure games. It aims to entertain players with a non-story based gameplay of searching for eggs without including any offensive, inappropriate, or copyrighted material that could raise legal or ethical issues.
4. fmp proposal
This proposal outlines a gaming magazine and poster called "PC Master" aimed at entertaining and educating audiences aged 15+ of all genders and social statuses who enjoy gaming and computer technology. The magazine will include multiple games, events, and top 10 lists to keep readers entertained. In developing the magazine, the creator will draw on research about using different colors and design tools like posturizing and hue saturation. They intend for the magazine to not include any offensive material and to restrict access for younger audiences. It also will not intend to offend social, religious, or ethnic groups. The magazine can use some existing game characters, names, and logos but will strive to be unique while acknowledging similarities to other gaming magazines may exist
4. proposal (interactive) pixel game
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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 game
The product is a simple racing game called "Car Minions" intended to entertain children. It will feature cars racing on tracks with items like bananas that can cause cars to slip. The game will use bright colors and simple shapes to appeal to its target audience of male and female children who have time to play games at home. The creator has researched how to make the content appropriate and non-offensive for children without harming any religious or social groups. The game will contain only original ideas and content to avoid copyright issues.
4. proposal game
The product is a simple racing game called "Car Minions" intended to entertain children. It will feature cars racing on tracks with items like bananas that can cause cars to slip. The game will use bright colors and simple shapes to appeal to its target audience of male and female children who have time to play games at home. The creator has researched the content to ensure it will not offend any social, religious or ethnic groups.
4. proposal (interactive)
This proposal is for a game called "make the glow up!" where players can practice and learn makeup skills by doing makeup on a character of their choice. The game aims to educate and entertain children ages 5-14 who are interested in pursuing makeup as a career or hobby. It will have a lilac background and feature most makeup colors. Both genders and all races will be represented as characters. The game is intended to appeal to both genders as well as the working class by potentially helping players earn money in the future. Photoshop and other apps will be used to develop the game, which will not include any offensive material by ensuring inclusion of all genders and races.
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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. formal proposal (lf) visual
This proposal outlines a gaming magazine called "Gaming Weekly" aimed at ages 14-20. Each issue would feature a top 10 list of the year's best games along with screenshots and brief reviews. The purpose is to entertain readers and keep them informed about new releases. Care will be taken to avoid any offensive content that could raise the rating above 14 or discriminate against social groups. Original fonts and names will be used to prevent copyright issues with other magazines.
4. proposal(2)
The proposal is for an educational game app called "It's a Bugs Life" that teaches children about insects. The game would have children name insects to play and use a catapult to launch insects at walls to collect coins. The target audience is boys and girls ages 4-10. Legal considerations include ensuring the game is inclusive for all, does not offend any groups, and avoids copyright infringement from similar existing products like Angry Birds. Research into appropriate fonts, colors and simplicity for young children will inform the final product design.
4. proposal final
1. The product is an arcade game called "Pacman Technology Crackdown" that aims to entertain 12-16 year olds of all genders and social statuses. In the game, Pacman eats tablets and iPhones as he cracks down on technology.
2. The game will have a colorful maze-like background and props of tablets and phones created in Photoshop. Some ghosts will also be included to add a creepy element.
3. Legal and ethical considerations were made to avoid offensive material and ensure the game does not infringe on copyright. The product will differ from the original Pacman through an altered logo and unique story line.
4. proposal
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.
3. formal proposal advertgame - copy
The game involves playing as a Pokemon character who collects cans of Coke to win the game, conveying that Coke is fun. It aims to appeal to people aged 16-19 of all genders and backgrounds. Bright colors are used to attract players. Care is taken to avoid offensive content and not restrict younger audiences, ensuring no social groups are offended through appropriate language and images without using existing characters.
4. proposal
My product is a horror-themed golfing game (genre: pixel advergame) targeted at ages 9-18. The game takes place in a graveyard setting and tasks players with golfing while collecting coins to earn points and unlock in-app purchases. Legal and ethical considerations were made to avoid offensive content and ensure originality through self-created names, characters, and logos to prevent copyright issues. Research informed the coin collection mechanic and level layout design process. The game aims to entertain students on buses or in their free time without stereotyping or offending any social groups.
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.
4. proposal(3)
This proposal outlines a gaming magazine called "Gaming Times" targeted at ages 12-18 of both genders. The magazine will inform readers about new and upcoming video games, consoles, and the gaming community. It will provide recommendations on games to buy or avoid. While the magazine does not have a story, it may include stories from games. The creator aims to include content that entertains without restricting violence too much, but will avoid truly offensive material and edit any copyrighted characters, names or logos.
3. formal proposal 2
The document summarizes a proposed radio advertisement about the four seasons of the year, focusing on summer, Halloween, Christmas, and New Year. It will use audio clips and editing to convey the message that New Year represents an opportunity for a new beginning or fresh start. The target audience is 16-19 year olds of both genders. The advertisement will avoid offensive content and respect all social groups, religions, and ethnicities. It may include existing New Year logos and images but will combine them creatively and differently than other works to avoid copyright issues.
4. proposal(2)
This proposal outlines a simple arcade-style game called "Space Age" that aims to entertain players. The game involves shooting down blocks while avoiding bullets, with the player dying upon contact. The primary audience is male aged 16-14, though all ages can play. Research was conducted on existing successful games to identify appealing elements, which will be implemented differently to avoid plagiarism. No offensive or inappropriate content will be included to comply with ethics standards and ensure the game is suitable for all ages. Original characters and designs will be created to prevent copyright issues.
4. interactive proposal
This proposal is for an adventure game where the player controls a man with pink hair trying to travel to a destination. Along the way, strange jelly creatures block his path and the player must avoid conflict to get past them. The target audience is ages 10-16 with no specific gender or social status in mind. Research and planning elements will be used in the final production to develop the story, characters, gameplay mechanics and level design. Legal and ethical considerations will ensure no offensive material is included and younger players are restricted to avoid issues with copyright, offense or inappropriate content.
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This proposal outlines a fighting game called Ponchoboys intended to entertain males aged 13-20. It will feature pixel art graphics and allow both single-player and multiplayer modes. The game will include a variety of characters to choose from. Research into the target audience will inform game development to ensure it appeals to their interests. Legal and ethical considerations were made to avoid offensive, unrestricted, or copyrighted content. The game will differ enough from existing titles to prevent lawsuits.
4. proposal(2)
This proposal is for a rugby-themed mobile game called "On the Ball". The purpose is to entertain users by having them aim and shoot a rugby ball through goals. The game would include a crowd, rugby goals, and a rugby ball for the player to aim. The intended audience is 10-30 year olds who enjoy sports games, both male and female. Research into existing sports games will be used to design gameplay and ensure the game is sufficiently different from others to avoid copyright issues. Some minor concerns are that the cheering crowd may slightly offend women and younger children may not be restricted, but no offensive material, logos, or player depictions are included.
4. proposal(2) (1)
This proposal outlines a pixel game called "Prison Escape" where players control prisoners fighting ghost guards in a prison using swords and loot. The game aims to entertain 8-14 year olds with its action-adventure gameplay. Legal and ethical considerations were made to avoid offensive material by excluding inappropriate content and differentiating the game from existing intellectual properties through unique character designs and elements.
4. proposal 3
This proposal is for an adventure game called "egg hunt" where players search for and collect chocolate eggs. The game is targeted towards children ages 6-12 of all genders and social classes who enjoy adventure games. It aims to entertain players with a non-story based gameplay of searching for eggs without including any offensive, inappropriate, or copyrighted material that could raise legal or ethical issues.
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4. proposal (interactive)
This proposal is for a game called "make the glow up!" where players can practice and learn makeup skills by doing makeup on a character of their choice. The game aims to educate and entertain children ages 5-14 who are interested in pursuing makeup as a career or hobby. It will have a lilac background and feature most makeup colors. Both genders and all races will be represented as characters. The game is intended to appeal to both genders as well as the working class by potentially helping players earn money in the future. Photoshop and other apps will be used to develop the game, which will not include any offensive material by ensuring inclusion of all genders and races.
4. formal proposal
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4. proposal(4) (1)
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My product is a video game magazine aimed at gamers of any age or gender. The magazine will review an existing video game and include no offensive materials. I will ensure not to offend any social groups by researching all content before publication. While the front cover may feature an existing character, the name will be changed and overall the magazine will be sufficiently different from other products to avoid copyright issues.
Proposal (interactive)
The proposal outlines an adventure pixel game called "On My Way Home" that follows the story of a cat trying to find its way back home through an urban city at midnight. The cat must avoid obstacles and jump over buildings to travel around the city while collecting food and treats to regain health. The target audience is 13-18 year old females, but anyone over 13 can enjoy it. Research from other similar games will be used for inspiration during production. The game aims to entertain and not offend any social groups through its content or advertising, which will be original creations and different from existing products.
4. proposal(2)
The proposal is for an earthquake survival video game meant to entertain players. The game would involve surviving an earthquake and its aftermath. Research into earthquake backgrounds from around the world would be incorporated into the game. To avoid offending players, the game would not include any offensive material and would restrict younger players from playing through a viewing discretion message. All content in the game would be uniquely designed to avoid copyright issues.
4. proposal(2)
1. The working title of the proposal is "SadLand", which is a 16-bit platformer game.
2. The game's purpose is to entertain people by having players control a ghost character to travel through multiple levels of limbo to reach heaven and become happy, solving puzzles and battling enemies along the way.
3. The target audience is achievers aged 12-17 of both genders from any social status, appealing to them with its story-driven gameplay set in a limbo world.
Project 5 - Proposal
The document proposes a tech e-magazine called "PC bits & bobs news" aimed at teenagers and young adults interested in PC gaming and components. The magazine will provide reviews of PC parts, how they work, and their performance running different programs, as well as personal opinions on whether items are worth purchasing. Content may include descriptions of game content some may find offensive, so warnings will be provided. However, the technical language will likely prevent younger audiences from understanding most of the content. Copyright infringement will be avoided as no existing logos, names or IPs will be used, and the product will offer unique statistical news and reviews to differentiate it from other publications.
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7. evaluation done
This document contains a student's evaluation of their final product (FMP) project. It summarizes their research, planning, time management, technical and aesthetic qualities, audience appeal, and peer feedback. For their research, the student surveyed what type of game case would appeal most to customers. Their planning included character designs but not overall ideas. They felt they did not manage their time well. Peer feedback suggested adding more color and information to improve the plain blue background and make the product easier to understand. The student agreed more details were needed to better explain their product to the audience.
6. production reflection
The student created a poster for a video game by adding a character they designed and changing the background color. They added a title, release date, and producer's logo. After reviewing other posters, the student searched for war fonts and redesigned the text. They created a box for the game design but changed their color scheme. Finally, they used the poster design for the game's front cover and added information on the back to describe the game and appeal to buyers.
5. pre production personal
The document outlines a pre-production plan for creating a poster. It includes selecting fonts and colors, identifying layout and software options like Photoshop and PowerPoint, contingency plans for regularly saving work and using high quality images, health and safety tips to avoid eye strain and overheating, and a 8-day schedule for tasks like getting images, editing in Photoshop, adding text, and finishing and evaluating the poster.
4. proposal
This proposal is for a game case advertising a sci-fi, first-person shooter action game called "War Game." The purpose is to entertain players and make the game appealing through an attractive case design. The game content does not have a story and features an adventure and sci-fi theme. The target audience is teens and young adults, especially men interested in adventure and sci-fi games. No offensive language, graphic violence, or representation of real groups will be included to avoid offending players. Existing game elements and characters may be referenced but with different colors and narratives to avoid copyright issues.
3. production experiments
The document describes an experiment where the student customized a character from the game Destiny by using image editing tools to modify the character's legs, add wings, change the chest color, and erase any text. For their final product, the student plans to incorporate the pixelated style and genre of character, but not the specific modifications made in the experiment.
2. research(4)
The document provides details on several existing video game product covers. Common features noted across the covers include the use of armor, guns, and bright colors to attract audiences. The covers also utilize large logos and appeal to audiences interested in action and war genres. Location settings depicted include sci-fi, western, and military themes. Character designs and weapons aim to suggest the games involve danger, action, and defense. Color palettes and sky backgrounds carry connotations of good versus evil. Cartoony graphics aim to broaden the audience appeal.
Audio script
This NBA podcast discusses 4 segments: the All-Star game which they predict the West will win due to having better players; the top 3 voted players led by LeBron James, Kevin Durant, and James Harden; their prediction that the Golden State Warriors will win the playoffs due to their coach and determination; and the trade of Memphis Grizzlies player Gasol to the Toronto Raptors in exchange for Jonas Valanciunas, Delon Wright, CJ Miles, and a 2024 second-round pick.
Audio experiment script
The narrator wakes up to their alarm at 7am, makes breakfast by pouring cereal and milk, then eats while watching TV upstairs. They get dressed, wait 10 minutes for the bus at the stop, and ride it to college.
7. evaluation(4) finished
This document summarizes an evaluation of a podcast project about the NBA. The research provided useful information about podcast content and types but lacked variety. Planning helped with software and safety issues but not music or sound effects. Recording and editing went quickly but the script took time. The podcast had a slow pace and included information and intro music but few sound effects. Feedback noted the content was informative but could be longer and more engaging with an enthusiastic voice and emphasis. The producer agreed the podcast was short and their voice could be more exciting.
6. production reflection
The document describes the production process for a podcast. The producer first recorded the audio using a recorder, then added intro and outro music in Adobe Premiere Pro. Next, they used cutting and moving tools to edit the audio, placing the intro, recording, and outro in order. Finally, they exported the edited file as an MP3, saved it, and renamed the file before exporting.
5. pre production(4) audio
This document outlines the pre-production planning for a podcast. It lists potential sound effects and music to be used, as well as the software and equipment needed. Contingency plans are discussed for issues that may arise during recording such as background noise or low batteries. Health and safety concerns like eye strain and voice strain are addressed. Finally, an 8-day schedule is proposed that includes writing, recording, editing, and evaluating the podcast.
4. proposal(4) audio2
This proposal is for an NBA podcast that will entertain and educate listeners about news and players in the NBA. The podcast will have background music and sound effects to make it more interesting. It will discuss specific NBA news and stories. The target audience is male teens from middle-class backgrounds who are interested in basketball. The podcast will not include any offensive, unethical, or copyrighted content.
3. experiments reflection (4) audio
The student recorded their daily routine, imported the audio recording and downloaded sound effects into Premiere Pro. They edited the audio using tools like move and razer to cut and arrange the different audio clips. For their final product, the student plans to include sound effects, cutting and editing of multiple audio clips, and recording in a similar location.
2. research(4) audio
The document reviews three NBA podcasts. The first uses music and sound effects to make the podcast more enjoyable as it discusses NBA players and their performances. The second focuses more on straight information about players and news with fewer extras. The third also uses music and effects to make NBA news exciting for younger audiences. Most podcasts use background elements, and the research will inform including sound effects and music in the new podcast.
7. evaluation(3)
The document summarizes an evaluation of a production process for an FMP magazine. In the research section, the strengths identified are an attention-grabbing title and inclusion of a popular game character. Planning explored various cover and interior ideas, but lacked detail. Time management could have been improved to add more interesting interior elements. Peer feedback noted the clear front cover image but felt the interior had too much blank space. Overall, the evaluation indicates the cover layout was strong while more interior content could have improved the final product.
6. production reflection(3)
The document summarizes the process of creating a magazine cover and contents for a video game publication. First, the creator added the NBA 2K19 cover to the magazine cover and removed background images. A white background was added along with blue and red headings. Next, the creator included the game's logo, changed the color scheme, and added a barcode. Text was then added to describe the magazine's contents and entice readers. A big, eye-catching title font was selected along with a header. Game posters and descriptions were featured on subsequent pages along with page numbers.
5. pre production(3)
The document outlines a pre-production plan for a project including font and color scheme selections, layout designs, required software and locations, contingency planning, health and safety considerations, and a 8-day schedule. It specifies two fonts for titles and two for text, and color references to similar magazine covers. Layouts 1 and 2 show title and text placement. Required software includes Photoshop, PowerPoint, and Word. Potential issues and solutions are identified for planning, fonts, and pictures. Health and safety risks like eye strain and overheating are addressed. The 8-day schedule outlines daily tasks and resources for front cover, double page, and evaluation sections using Photoshop and PowerPoint.
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This proposal is for a gaming magazine aimed at teenagers aged 13-18. The magazine will be entertaining by featuring popular games, cool pictures and colors. It will provide information on new developments and upcoming releases of games. As the target audience is teenage gamers, the magazine will focus on PC and console games. Care will be taken to avoid offensive or inappropriate content that could affect younger audiences. Existing game characters, names and logos will be used but the magazine will have a sufficiently different format and content compared to other gaming magazines to avoid copyright issues.
3. production experiments(3)
The student experimented with different fonts, colors, sizes and styles of text to recreate a magazine cover. They used the brush tool to add grey backgrounds and straight edges with the rectangular marquee tool. For the final product, the student plans to include a variety of fonts, colors, a background picture and a large title.
2. research(3)
The document summarizes research on existing gaming magazines. It finds that they commonly use characters from popular games, bright colors, and large titles to catch people's attention. They also include previews of game content and screenshots to give readers a sense of what's inside and make them more likely to buy. The research will inform the creation of a new magazine by including recognizable game characters, vibrant colors, and prominent titles.
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- 1. Proposal 1 Working Title: What is it called? This can change if you think of something better later Puzzle game Product’s Purpose: What is the product’s purpose (entertain/educate etc.) and how will you achieve this? My products purpose is to entertain and I will achieve this by making my game fun to play Genre: What sort of product is it My product is mobile game with puzzle as a genre 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 My product is colourful and exciting fun to play mobile game and will include a tetris style theme but change the icons and the points scored. It will be bright and colourful. Audience: Who is your audience? Be very detailed; age, gender, social status, psychographic etc Why would your project appeal to this person? My audience is young teenagers as this will appeal to them with bright colours, problem solving and motivation to get the highest score. The colours will appeal to both genders and the achiever psychographic. The lower/middle class will appeal to this as it is free and fun and engaging. Research and Planning: What elements of your research and planning will you use in your final production? Where will you use your research and planning in your final production? From my research I will use bright colours and the health bar on the left of most games Legal & Ethical Considerations: Think about any offensive material you will include? I will not include any offensive material Will you restrict younger people using/accessing it? It will Not stop younger people from using it Will it offend any social groups/religions/ethnicities? it will not offend any social groups How will you ensure you do not offend anyone? I will not include any offensive content Are you using characters/names/logos of existing products/IPs? I am not using any existing products. Will you product be sufficiently different from existing products to not get sued for copyright infringement? It will be different from existing products and bare no resemblance to tetris or candy crush in its content or logo, only the premise.