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The document outlines the pre-production process for a mobile game featuring Santa Claus. It discusses the desired stylized graphic design taking inspiration from everyday colors seen in mobile games. It also lists necessary software like Photoshop and fonts fitting for a Santa game. Potential issues during development like file corruption and copyright are addressed with solutions like backups and permissions. Health and safety concerns over prolonged screen time and spills are noted along with remedies. A weekly schedule is provided detailing tasks from character design to adding audio over seven days of production.
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This document outlines the pre-production plan for a crime game. It discusses choosing a yellow title font to match crime scene tape. It provides a storyboard showing the player choosing a username, completing level objectives by finding objects within a time limit to earn stars and advance levels. It lists needed resources like images and fonts, along with software. It addresses contingency plans for issues like bugs, crashes and power outages. Potential health and safety issues around posture, eye strain and overheating are covered. Finally, an 8 day production schedule is outlined focusing on tasks like designing the logo, gameplay elements and hiding objects for players to find.
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This document outlines the pre-production plan for a crime game. It discusses choosing a yellow title font to fit the crime scene theme. It provides a storyboard showing the player choosing a username, completing level objectives by finding objects within a time limit to earn stars, and advancing to new levels or replaying based on stars earned. It lists needed resources like images and fonts, and software like Pixel Art and PowerPoint. It discusses contingency plans for issues like bugs, crashes or power outages. It identifies potential health and safety issues and solutions for backaches, eye strain and overheating. Finally, it provides an 8 day production schedule to design assets like the logo, gameplay elements, backgrounds, hidden objects and feedback for object discovery
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This document outlines the pre-production plans for a game, including style sheets for fonts and color schemes, layout designs, required props and locations, contingency planning for potential issues and their solutions, health and safety considerations, and a weekly schedule for resource creation and development using Adobe Photoshop.
5. pre production done
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The document provides an evaluation of Alex Graham's football magazine FMP project. It summarizes the strengths and weaknesses of the research, planning, time management, technical and aesthetic qualities, and audience appeal. Peer feedback noted that the news and pictures were well-laid out but that more statistics, facts, and stories could have filled out the pages. Alex agrees more content was needed due to time constraints affecting the layout and agrees the feedback was generally fair and will help with improving time management for future projects.
6. production reflection(3)
The student created a magazine front cover by adding filter effects and adjustments to enhance the picture vibrance and exposure. A bold heading, barcode, and sponsorships were also added. For the double page spread, the student placed information on the latest premier league news and transfers within a border for presentation. Pictures were blended with the background using overlay effects to be easily readable. On the next page, more blending and a money prize offer were added. Overall, the double page spread successfully displayed relevant and interesting news.
5. pre production(3) (1)
The document outlines a pre-production plan that includes style sheets, layouts, props, locations, and software and resources needed including Photoshop, PowerPoint, Google Images, and internet access. It also includes contingency plans for issues like files getting corrupted or production taking too long. Health and safety considerations are discussed such as taking breaks when staring at screens for long periods. A schedule is then proposed spanning 8 days that involves finding images, production experiments, adding various effects and text, and finally exporting and capturing screenshots of the completed work.
3. production experiments(3)
The document describes the process of creating the front cover of an experiment. The first step was to add a suitable picture for the front cover. Additional elements like a barcode, title, and pricing were then added as separate layers and blended together using different modes to enhance the images and contrast within the front cover. A reflection notes that blending multiple images with different modes will be used in the final product to improve visuals and attractiveness.
4. proposal(3) (1)
This proposal outlines a magazine called "Four Four Two" about the 2018/19 English Premier League season. It will contain fun facts, images, transfer news and gossip to both interest and inform readers on the latest football statistics. The target audience is anyone aged 6 and older of any social status, as football is a universal sport. To avoid offense, the magazine will not include any inappropriate material and be accessible to all age groups and demographics. While it may reference popular clubs, players and other magazines, the proposal aims to develop sufficiently original content to avoid copyright issues.
2. research(3) (1)
This magazine document discusses three existing football magazines. All three magazines focus on the English Premier League and feature eye-catching designs with bold fonts and colors that draw the reader's attention. One magazine specifically profiles Manchester United and its players and seasons. The document also analyzes common features of the magazines, such as factual information and catchy visual presentations, that will influence the design of the author's own magazine.
1. initial plans(3)
This document contains initial plans and ideas for various photography and music topics including landscape, wildlife, football, hip hop/R&B, and rap. It also mentions creating a mind map and mood board to explore themes of rivalry, transfers, debates, news, players, and clubs success within football. The mood board analysis questions whether there is any repetition in the collected images and how the mood board may influence the final product.
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The document provides an evaluation of an FMP (Final Major Project) that involved designing merchandise for a music artist. It summarizes the student's research, planning, time management, technical and aesthetic qualities of the products. Peer feedback noted that the products were well-suited to the target audience but could have more clearly displayed the music genre. The student agrees improvements could have included using a consistent color scheme, name or logo across both products to better connect them.
6. production reflection 3
1) The artist took a picture of their model and imported it into Photoshop to use as a t-shirt template. They drew a black logo in the center top using brush and distortion tools to create a gritty vibe.
2) They enlarged the logo using the transformation tool so it would fill the shirt better. They added the artist's name "Brolly" in text to identify the product, using a gritty font to match the logo and represent the artist's style.
3) They underlined the text to emphasize its meaning and complete the vinyl cover design.
5. pre production
The document outlines the pre-production process for creating album cover designs for different music genres. It discusses choosing a style sheet, potential layouts, and software and resources needed. It also addresses potential health and safety issues from long screen time and lists a day plan of action with 6 tasks such as finding images, logos, and overlays to use in Photoshop to design a vinyl cover while ensuring no copyright infringement.
4. proposal new
This proposal outlines a product to design album cover and merchandise for a hip hop artist. The content would feature a poster of the artist and their album cover, as well as clothing merchandise. The target audience is anyone interested in hip hop, ages 12 and older of any gender or social status. The merchandise aims to educate and will not contain offensive material. While there are no age restrictions, clothing will only be available in adult sizes. Original designs will be created to avoid copyright issues from using existing logos or products.
3. production experiments new
The document describes Alex Graham's experiments with editing an image to create a unique front cover design. First, Alex used text tools to add a title with contrasting font against a pale red background. Next, various filters were applied to the red background, including motion blur, smart blur, radial blur, and surface blur to make the image distinctive rather than plain. Finally, hue, saturation, and lightness adjustments were made to the artist's face. For the final product, Alex will include all the filter and blur techniques to achieve a simple yet vibrant and eye-catching style.
2. fmp research (1)
The researcher conducted product research, questionnaires, and interviews to understand their target audience for a hip hop merchandise line. Questionnaires provided specific audience preferences but some answers were equally split, while interviews gave more detailed responses but from a small sample. Overall, the research illuminated that the audience prefers simple, black and white designs featuring artists and album artwork on vinyls and t-shirts priced reasonably. The strengths were gaining inspiration and audience insights, while weaknesses included some inconclusive questionnaire answers and a small interview size.
1. initial plans finished new
Alex Graham is planning an initial project focused on R&B and hip hop music. They have created mind maps with ideas such as making an album cover, poster, and magazine focused on an R&B or hip hop artist. Their mood board includes different album cover styles to influence their final design. They plan to target an audience aged 16 and above using trendy merchandise with color schemes like red, blue, white or black in Photoshop.
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5. pre production(4) (1)
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- 2. Style sheet This is the kind of look I want for my Santa character as it looks like it is from a mobile game. It contains a lot of everyday colours that you see in day to day life and also it is a simplistic game .I also want to use these style of fonts to represent my game because they are cool and stylish and fit well with a Santa game.
- 3. Layout 1
- 4. Props & Locations Recourses Software needed Mp3 converter Photoshop Computer Microsoft word Drawing paper Premier pro.
- 5. Contingency Planning Potential Issue Solution The game I am making could become corrupt and if I don’t have another version of it then I will have to remake it and that will hold me back. Back up work to make sure you have versions of it so you don’t have to remake it. If copying or using a companies game without their permission it could lead to a copyright strike. Always ask for permission from a company before you take something they’ve created for there brand .
- 6. Health and Safety Potential Issue How will the issue be avoided? Staring at the screen too long is not good for you . Always take short breaks . spilling water or any liquid on your computer can be fatal. keep drinks under the desk at all times. Computer could pick up a virus that ruins the software you need Get an anti virus software as soon as possible .
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- 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