5. Personal project pre production
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Josh Bailey has outlined the pre-production for a music project that will include a CD, album artwork, t-shirt design, poster, and photoshoot. The document details the style guide, props and locations needed, contingency planning for potential issues, health and safety considerations, and an 8-day schedule for completion. Resources like computers, photography equipment, and actors are identified. Potential problems like equipment failure, finding suitable photoshoot locations, and risks are addressed, along with solutions like backups, contingency locations, and safety precautions.
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The document outlines the pre-production planning for a skateboarding podcast, including sound effects needed, props, locations, contingency planning, health and safety considerations, and a 5-day schedule. Sound effects include a skateboard and news intros/outros. Props include a skateboard and interview locations. Contingency plans address equipment issues. Health and safety considers equipment damage, location safety, stress, and posture. The schedule has planning on day 1, resource gathering on day 2, recording on day 3, editing on day 4, and refinement on day 5.
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This document outlines the pre-production plan for a news broadcast video. It includes a list of sound effects and their intended uses, such as wind and camera shutter sounds. A jingle will be created in GarageBand for intro music. Voice actors and locations are needed to record dialog and ambient sounds. Contingency plans address potential computer or software issues. Health and safety considerations include taking breaks to avoid eye strain and back pain. An 8-day schedule is outlined for script writing, audio recording, editing, sound effect research, and final evaluation.
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This document outlines the pre-production planning for a magazine cover project on David Bowie. It includes details on the style sheet, layout options considered, equipment and locations needed, contingency planning for potential issues, health and safety considerations, and a weekly schedule. The style sheet includes color and font options. Layouts experiment with background images, photos, and text. Safety measures are proposed to prevent equipment damage or health problems while working.
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Luke Headland has created a pre-production document that outlines the props, locations, contingencies, health and safety considerations, and schedule for an upcoming film project. The document details the props and locations needed, potential issues and solutions, hazards and how to avoid them. It also provides a 8-day schedule to shoot scenes, edit a trailer, and create posters.
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The document outlines a pre-production plan for an audio project, including sourcing sound effects and music from online, recording a voice actor, editing the audio, and creating a presentation to showcase the process. Potential issues are addressed, such as computer malfunctions, recording errors, and noise interference. A schedule is proposed to write a script, record over multiple days, edit the audio, take screenshots of the editing work, save the final file, and create an evaluation presentation to be sent to a tutor.
Pre Production
The document outlines a pre-production plan for an audio project, including sourcing sound effects and music from online, recording a voice actor, editing the audio, and creating a presentation to showcase the process. Potential issues are addressed, such as computer malfunctions, recording errors, and noise interference. A schedule is proposed to write a script, record over multiple days, edit the audio, take screenshots of the workflow, save the final file, and develop an evaluation presentation.
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The document outlines a pre-production plan for an audio project, including sourcing sound effects and music from online, recording a voice actor, editing the audio, and creating a presentation to showcase the process. Potential issues are addressed, such as computer malfunctions, noise during recording, and health concerns. A schedule is proposed to write a script, record audio over multiple days, edit the file, take screenshots of the editing work, save the final file, and create an evaluation presentation to be sent to a tutor.
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7. Evaluation
Josh Bailey created an RPG video game for a class project. He found his research on other RPG games from the 8-bit, 16-bit, and 64-bit eras to be very helpful for designing gameplay and coming up with ideas. His planning process mapped out all aspects of production thoroughly, though he could have improved his time management. Feedback praised the animation, character design, use of color, and fire effects, but suggested adding more scenes, audio, variable locations, and improving the walking sequence.
6. Production reflection
Josh Bailey reflects on the process of creating a video game animation project. The first step was setting up project files on a USB drive for easy access and backup. Background layers were created, including a tall forest scene and small grass clippings. Considerable time was spent designing the haunted tree boss and setting the perfect background for the boss battle. Character idle animations and a pause menu with gameplay details were also added. The final step was editing all elements together in Premiere Pro, including a panning shot of characters walking through the forest. While not perfect, the overall project was a success.
6. Production reflection
Josh Bailey reflects on the process of creating a video game animation project. The first step was setting up project files on a USB drive for easy access and backup. Background layers were created, including a tall forest scene and small grass clippings. Considerable time was spent designing the haunted tree boss and setting the perfect background for the boss battle. Character idle animations and a pause menu with options were also added. The final step was editing all elements together in Premiere Pro, including a panning shot of characters walking through the forest. While not perfect, the overall project was a success.
5. Pre production
This document contains pre-production information for a video game project, including:
- The primary target audience is likely males ages 10-30 interested in RPG video games.
- It outlines sound effects, music, and character animations that will be needed.
- Contingency plans are discussed for issues like computer crashing, losing work, bad time management, and choosing a different project if needed.
- Potential health and safety issues around computers like wires, plugs, water bottles, eye strain, and back pain are identified along with how they will be avoided.
4. Proposal edit
This proposal outlines a fantasy RPG video game project targeted towards teenagers and young adults aged 14-21. The student will draw upon skills learned in Photoshop and video editing/animation software from previous college courses. Research on pixel art and sprites from popular culture will inform the creation of characters. Continuous evaluation through screenshots will allow analysis of strengths and weaknesses to improve future work. The evaluation process will help develop working practices for the student's study and potential media career.
3. Research
Josh Bailey researched several existing video game products to help inform the development of their own game. The games researched include Pokémon for its evolution system and type variety, Final Fantasy for its team of allies that join the player in battle, Earthbound for its unique character designs and color palette, and Undertale for its memorable characters. Key features noticed across the products were unique characters, beautiful backdrops, original takes on turn-based combat, stunning color palettes, and amazing soundtracks. Aspects to be included are capturing this level of visual detail and creating catchy audio.
2. Initial Plans
This document outlines Josh Bailey's initial plans for a video game project. It includes his initial reaction, which was excitement but also realization that video game development is frustrating and time-consuming. He plans to be more efficient this time by thoroughly planning pre-production to ensure he has enough time. The document also includes mind maps, mood boards and analysis to inspire design elements. A schedule is provided with weekly tasks over 5 weeks, including production, evaluation and using sources for research like Final Fantasy VII, Pokemon, Earthbound and Undertale.
1. Production experiments
Josh Bailey conducted experiments for a video game production project. He began by setting up the dimensions in Photoshop and started with the background, using representative beach colors. Additional layers were added like seagulls, stars, and waves to bring the scene to life. For the final product, Bailey hopes to include a main menu and implement the lessons learned about designing backgrounds and adding detail.
3. Research
The document discusses several existing video game products that the author has researched: Pokémon, Final Fantasy, Mother 2, and Undertale. Key features the author wants to incorporate from these games include evolution systems, character allies, vibrant color palettes, and memorable characters. The research will help the author design characters, environments, and other aspects of their own video game project.
1. Production experiments
Josh Bailey conducted experiments for a video game production project. He began by setting up the dimensions in Photoshop and started with the background, using representative beach colors. Additional layers were added like seagulls, stars, and waves to bring the scene to life. For the final product, Bailey hopes to include a main menu and implement the lessons learned about designing backgrounds and adding detail.
3. Production experiments
Josh Bailey experimented with designing a magazine cover and double-page spread based on National Geographic magazine. For the cover, he created a layout in Photoshop using a landscape image and adding the iconic yellow border and National Geographic logo. For the double-page spread, he focused on layout and used placeholder text to see how paragraphs would be positioned. He also added a thin rectangle to represent the spine. In his reflection, he hopes to carry over elements like the aesthetically pleasing cover design and informative articles to his final magazine product.
7. Evaluation
- The document discusses various aspects of creating a film magazine, including research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aesthetic qualities, and audience appeal.
- Research helped inform concept ideas but also limited creativity by exposing the creator to existing works. Mind maps for planning were too vague.
- Time management for writing was poor but extra time spent on production helped make up for it. New skills were learned using Photoshop.
- The magazine cover and double-page spread featured aesthetics from Avengers: Endgame to match the film's style. While some may find this pleasing, others could see it as tacky.
6. Production reflection
Josh Bailey reflects on the process of creating a magazine cover and double-page spread for a class project in Photoshop. He began by making a new document in Photoshop and planning a cover celebrating 2019 films. He designed the layouts, adding thin borders and placeholders for film images on the cover. For the double-page spread, he chose to feature Avengers: Endgame, drawing inspiration from the film's imagery. Selecting and inserting the film images took time. Finally, he added design elements like mastheads and finished exporting the files.
5. Pre Production copy
This document provides information for the pre-production of a magazine project. It includes sections on style sheets, front and double page layouts, potential content sources, contingency planning for issues that may arise, and health and safety considerations. The content section describes how to find specific articles, magazine pages, movie screenshots, cover lines, and fonts. The contingency planning section addresses solutions for losing work, blurry pictures, lacking software, design difficulties, and article editing issues. Finally, the health and safety section outlines how to avoid potential problems from working outside of college, back aches, eye strain, privacy/security, and equipment use.
4. Proposal
This document outlines a proposal for a magazine called CIVIL focused on films, TV, and entertainment. The magazine would target male teenagers and men age 16+ interested in genres like sci-fi, action, and fantasy. Drawing from experience with software like Photoshop and Premiere Pro, the proposal describes plans for a monthly publication examining the movie industry through articles, reviews, and drawing inspiration from existing entertainment magazines. Progress will be evaluated through reflections and screenshots assessing time management, scheduling, and editing during the production process.
2. Research
The document summarizes and analyzes research on existing magazine products. It describes Empire magazine, which covers movies and TV and attracts film fans with unique covers. It details PlayStation Magazine, a gaming publication that keeps readers engaged with reviews and polls. It also outlines National Geographic Magazine, a non-profit's newsletter that informs on natural issues through journalist articles. It analyzes common features like eye-catching covers and main articles. It notes aspects to include in original work like appealing imagery and referring to inside content without revealing too much.
1. Initial plans
Josh Bailey is considering creating a magazine focused on TV, films, or video games. He created a mood board to influence the design of his magazine, which showed similarities across magazine covers in terms of bright colors, bold text, and layout. Josh then created a schedule for the project, which included researching existing magazines, experimenting with design software, taking photographs, writing articles, and doing an evaluation.
5. Pre production
This document provides information for the pre-production of a magazine project. It includes sections on style sheets, front and double page layouts, potential content sources, contingency planning for issues that may arise, and health and safety considerations. The content section describes how to find specific articles, magazine pages, movie screenshots, cover lines, and fonts. The contingency planning section addresses solutions for losing work, blurry pictures, lacking software, design difficulties, and article editing issues. Finally, the health and safety section outlines how to avoid potential problems from working outside of college, back aches, eye strain, privacy/security, and equipment use.
4. Proposal
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5. Personal project pre production
- 2. Style sheet F – Gloucester A – Berlin sans K – Bauhaus E – Consolas B – … A – Ink free N – Script mt D – Constantia
- 3. Layout 1
- 4. Layout 2
- 5. Props & Locations Props/Costume needed Locations needed Guitar Stage Drums Good places for photo shoot Casual clothes costumes Music studio Microphone Blank room (black or white) Speakers Good places for gig (Concert, Club, Pub) Camera Woods/Field (For photoshoot) Smiley face (Sticker/Badge) Changing rooms
- 6. Contingency Planning Potential Issue Solution Lack of equipment (Camera, instruments, computers) Book needed equipment beforehand, and make sure batteries are charged and available and it is all packed to be returned. Lack of actors (band members) to be used for the product Find people willing to be used in the product and allows photos of them to be used. Also have backup actors in case there are problems with the others. Not finding the right place for a photoshoot Look for a few places before production period starts. And also consider weather and check forecasts for that day. Final designs too complex to create Some ideas for designs in a plan may be more difficult than anticipated and hard to produce. So I may have to make some more simple and easier. It is every easy to lose work on a computer through software corrupting, losing a USB or just forgetting to save. Make sure to back up the work on my H-drive, USB, cloud storage, etc. and remember to bring USBs with me on ever working day. Blurry images When uploading some images, they appear blurry. To fix this I might have to save them in a special way or in a different place on the computer.
- 7. Health and Safety Potential Issue How will the issue be avoided? Some equipment, such as speakers may be heavy We may have to move equipment, like speakers, carefully so we don’t drop them and hurt somebody Trying to find photoshoot spots outside of college Make sure to be careful when outside college grounds with hazards like roads, weather and getting lost. Wires With equipment like guitars, keyboards and computers it is important to be careful of the wires that come with them as they are a tripping and electrical hazard. After using a computer for a long time from editing, it’s easy to get some sort of eye strain from looking at the screen for too long. Breaks every now and again might be needed from the computer or really any screen, to stop me from getting eye strain Like eye strain, wrists craps can also be a problem from overuse of a computer. During breaks it could be important to let you hands relax as well, to prevent carpal tunnel or any other injury Overheating computers It is also important to give the computer a break as well as your eyes and wrists. So the computer doesn’t overheat, save the work, log off, and switch it of a bit.
- 8. ScheduleDay Plan of Action Resources Required Day 1 Think of a final colour scheme and other matching ideas to go with the CD, T-shirt, Poster and photoshoot Either computer or paper to make a mind map Day 2 Start creation of CD disk, Album cover front and back A computer with Photoshop Day 3 (Maybe finish work from day before if not finished) Start work on T-shirt design A computer with Photoshop Day 4 (Maybe finish work from day before if not finished) Prepare for photoshoot (Make sure we have actors, cameras and other equipment) Actors Camera Instruments (Guitars, drums, microphone) locations Day 5 Do photoshoot Upload photos to computer to use in final project Actors Camera Instruments (Guitars, drums, microphone) Laptop/computer SD card/USB Day 6 Edit photos and put into Photoshop Begin making poster and magazine cover Laptop/computer with photoshop Day 7 Finish off making poster and magazine cover Check if any products needs editing and finalising before sending in for marking Laptop/computer with photoshop Day 8 Final check to see if everything’s done Send work to teacher via E-mail Laptop/computer with photoshop
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