5. fmp pre production
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This document provides details for a pre-production plan, including style choices, layouts, software and resources needed, contingency planning, health and safety considerations, and a schedule. The style choices discuss using pastel, glitch, and horror-themed colors, fonts, and images to represent both soft and distorted aesthetic sides of the project. Potential issues covered in contingency planning include software or file issues, lack of necessary audio or images, and projects taking too much time. The schedule outlines 8 days to create backgrounds, characters, an animation with audio, poster, magazine covers/pages.
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Here is an evaluation of your audio drama project:
Research:
- Strengths: Gaining background knowledge on audio drama conventions and sound design techniques.
- Weaknesses: Could have explored a wider variety of examples for more inspiration.
- Improvements: Spending more time actively listening and analyzing different audio dramas.
Planning:
- Strengths: Developing a script and plan helped structure the project.
- Weaknesses: Sticking rigidly to plans can limit flexibility.
- Improvements: Allowing some room to deviate from plans if better ideas emerge.
Time Management:
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2. A see-through sea anemone-like creature with its inside glowing that floats close to the surface and isn't dangerous.
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4. A creature inspired by eels and whales with lights across its whole body and tail that lurks deep in the ocean and is highly dangerous.
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- 2. Style sheet
- 3. Style sheet • Colours The blue and the black screen are there as I plan on having some in my project as text boxes. The glitch and electric colours represent the distorted side I plan on, and the pastel one represents the soft side. • Fonts I wanted to focus on the main title and I chose some fonts for it, including Cheri regular, which I plan on using. All of them are smooth and curly fonts to show innocence. • Images I wanted some pastel images for the first aesthetic, something glitch for the computer design and I wanted something that was just general horror.
- 4. Style sheet choices • Colours- The pastel colours are soft which will draw my audiences attention and I think they’ll enjoy the contrast with the louder colours as well. My genre also fits well with the theme- it being subtle horror, so the bright colours would represent that, being masked by the pastel colours to make it seem more innocent. I will be keeping these colours in mind and replicating similar shades on Photoshop- but not the actual shades as I want my work to be unique. • Fonts- The soft fonts are easy to look at and read, while still being bold to capture my audiences eye. It fits well with the pastel theme, a soft title for soft colours. With these fonts I can create multiple titles until I find the right one and I can place them in different spaces, perhaps even incorporating more then one. • Images- The images incorporate the aesthetic that I’m trying to go for- with mostly pastel a few bright and almost glitchy, and one dark and rustic. The audience will appreciate the three different styles and how they work together, choosing the one that they like the most- so it’s important to have all 3 included.
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- 8. Story Boards
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- 11. Health and Safety Potential Issue How will the issue be avoided? Computer shorts out because it’s overheating Take breaks from the computer regularly and switch computers every so often Spill water on the computer Keep water bottles away from the computer at all cost. Drop equipment on my foot Carry all equipment safely and never take more than I can handle. Headaches Turn down the brightness of the screen Backache Sit properly in chairs instead of slumping over Stress Set times to do everything by so I know what I’m doing all the time.
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Editor's Notes
- Explore colours, fonts and image styles similar to what you want to produce. Discuss all three elements in relation to why you chose them and where you may use them in your project. Go over as many pages as you need to
- Mock up of a potential design using the colours and fonts established in your style sheet and sourced images
- Mock up of a potential design using the colours and fonts established in your style sheet and sourced images