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This document outlines the pre-production planning for a podcast, including sound effects, music, props and locations, contingency planning, health and safety considerations, and a production schedule. Sound effects like swooshes and quacks will be used, as well as royalty-free background music tracks. An interview with a classmate is planned. Contingency plans include finding alternative recording locations or equipment. Health and safety risks like eye strain and computer overheating will be mitigated. The schedule allocates one day each for scripting, setup, recording, and editing over one week.
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1. research
The document summarizes research on existing magazine designs. It notes several common features among the researched magazines, including large mastheads on the front cover that stand out, specific article layouts, prominent front cover photos, and interior photos. It discusses which aspects of the research will be applied to the author's own magazine design, such as a big front cover title for visibility, a main front cover photo to draw readers, and interior photos for context. The document also includes a bibliography citing interviews with target audiences and examples of magazines reviewed.
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Research comparison pro forma
Primary research involves directly gathering information through surveys and questionnaires. The researcher conducted a survey as an example of primary research. Secondary research refers to finding existing information online about facts and figures. The researcher looked at existing products as an example. Quantitative research expresses data numerically in charts and graphs. The researcher analyzed a bar chart to assess popularity. The document discusses different types of research methods and their advantages and disadvantages.
Audio pro forma
The planning and research stages helped structure the story and identify appropriate sound effects. However, some planned sound effects like creaky doors did not work out as expected, wasting production time. Time management could be improved with more planning to refine plot points and audio flow. Technical qualities like faded dialog made the audio flow well, but more details and context through dialog clips could have enhanced the story. While sound effects like rain and knives added to the mood, additional foley and music may have further set the scene. Overall, the evaluation identifies strengths in planning and aural qualities, but also areas for more planning, sound effect experimentation, and balancing story details with audio
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1. The proposed project is a snowboarding game targeted at males ages 12-24 from middle-class backgrounds who enjoy achievement. Research into snowboarding and pixel art styles will inform the game's visual design and levels.
2. The snowboarding game will feature a title screen with start and customize options, multiple jumps to complete levels, and a winter/Christmas theme. Character customization will allow choosing from 4 costume colors.
3. Ongoing evaluations will track daily progress and tools used, and a final self-reflection will analyze the final product to identify areas for improvement. This process will help develop working practices for future study and career.
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Josh plans to create a game for their final project. They are most comfortable making an endless runner game but are considering making an RPG instead. They want to include a lobby area to make it feel like a full game. Josh analyzed their mood board and found repeated light colors to set a fun mood for one game type and darker colors for a more serious gun game. The mood board will influence the cartoony art style and help distinguish between the two game genres. Josh's schedule outlines experimenting with props in Week 1, researching other games and creating a proposal in Week 2, starting production in Weeks 3-4 by building the environment and menus, and evaluating the project in Week 5.
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Josh Palmer created a logo and branding for his skate brand. For the logo, he used an animated balaclava as the base which represents street culture. He added text in a gold chain font around the neck and red text above the eye. For promotional materials, he designed look books with labeled product photos and his logo. He also created a magazine layout with a skater photo, masthead, stories, and photos. Additional branding elements included icons, navigation, and a watermarked product image page. Throughout the process, Josh focused on consistent fonts, colors, positioning of elements, and exporting high quality final designs.
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4. fmp proposal
This proposal summarizes a skateboarding brand that will include a website, merchandise line, and magazine. The website will have a modern design with easy navigation and emphasize photos. The clothing line will use durable materials suitable for skating. The magazine will feature eye-catching skate photos and advertisements to attract customers. Research of existing products informed the designs, particularly successful elements like large center images. The target audience is male students aged 16-19 who will be drawn to the brand's loyalty and affordability. Content will celebrate skate culture without offensive or copyrighted material.
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Here is an overview of the research I conducted:
- I observed existing skate brand products online to analyze common features, target audiences, and design elements. This helped me understand what appeals to skaters.
- I created and distributed a questionnaire to my target audience to collect demographic and psychographic data. I asked questions about skating interests, preferred products, and website/brand preferences.
- I interviewed two skaters to get first-hand perspectives on what inspired them to skate, favorite tricks, and opinions on street vs park skating.
- I analyzed the results of the questionnaire and interviews to develop an audience profile identifying common traits of my target customers.
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- 3. Music Track Name/Artist How/Where will it be used Source Podcast Background Music - Royalty Free It will be used for background music throughout the whole podcast. https://youtu.be/Zb-z82- eeyU [No Copyright Music] Lights - Sappheiros It will be used for background music throughout the whole podcast. https://youtu.be/- lbbHQbZNKg [No Copyright Music] Journey - Declan DP It will be used for background music throughout the whole podcast. https://youtu.be/zDVKg3riN GU
- 4. Props & Locations People needed Locations needed for sound effects I need a classmate to do an interview with for the podcast. Some where quiet so I wont get interrupted I will need me to do the interview. Some where quiet so I wont get interrupted
- 5. Contingency Planning Potential Issue Solution The classroom might be too noisy to record the podcast. Go outside to a stairwell or a studio. The recorder might not record. Test it before use then find a new recorder if it does not work. It might record my voice really quietly. Turn up the decibels in the editing software. The computer might not save the recording after editing. I need to make sure I save it on a usb and email it to myself.
- 6. Health and Safety Potential Issue How will the issue be avoided? eye strain. If we take regular breaks. Computer could set on fire. take breaks and turn it off to cool it down could be ill eat the right food and drink water computer could crash save my work regularly so I don’t loose any work. ear strain keep low volume get water on the audio recorder don’t drink near it.
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