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This document outlines the pre-production plan for a project including layouts, props and locations needed, contingency planning for potential issues, health and safety considerations, and an 8-day schedule. The plan details props and locations such as a computer, media classroom, and Adobe software. Contingency solutions are provided for issues like losing clips, time management, and audio quality. Health and safety addresses spill risks, cables, ventilation, and ladder safety. The schedule allocates specific days for planning, research, experimentation, and production reflection using tools like PowerPoint and Google Chrome.
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The document outlines a pre-production plan that includes style sheets, layouts, props, locations, and software and hardware resources needed. It also includes contingency plans for potential issues like not saving work or computer malfunctions. A schedule is proposed to work on production over days 1-4 and a reflection over days 5-6, with evaluation on days 7-8. Health and safety concerns like repetitive strain injury or back pain are addressed, with taking regular breaks as the proposed solution.
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2. research done
Here are the key points I would highlight in evaluating the research:
- The product research provided useful examples and inspiration for game design ideas. However, it was challenging to come up with truly original concepts.
- The online survey allowed me to gather feedback from a large sample size, giving insights into player demographics, preferences, and play habits. However, response rates for online surveys tend to be low.
- Interviews provided more in-depth perspectives than surveys, but were limited by only a small number of participants.
- The survey was distributed online via social media, allowing wide reach but reliance on voluntary participation. This led to a disadvantage of a potentially low response rate.
- Overall, triangulating
1. initial plans done
The document outlines Dominik Balint's initial plans for creating various multimedia projects, including a DVD/CD case, graphic novel, video game, and pixelated advergame. Dominik decides to focus on designing a pixelated arcade-style advergame that will be created in Photoshop. The game will involve collecting stars on different levels and will include characters, settings, posters, and an animation to demonstrate gameplay. Dominik plans to conduct research on existing games for inspiration and aims to target all ages with the fun but challenging game.
7. evaluation done
The document provides an evaluation of Dominik Balint's final product (FMP) for a game design project. It summarizes the strengths and weaknesses of his research, planning, time management, technical and aesthetic qualities, and audience appeal. It also includes feedback from peers. The feedback noted a lack of detail and suggested making the game more challenging. Dominik agrees more detail was needed but disagrees that more challenge is required for the target audience of younger players. He would improve the product by adding more details like clouds and plants.
6. production reflection done
The document describes Dominik Balint's process for creating a final production project in Adobe Photoshop CC. First, Dominik conducted research online to get ideas, then copied and pasted a chosen idea into Photoshop. He traced over the original using the pencil tool and changed some features and colors. Dominik then used the paint bucket tool to quickly color the background and drew the ground using the pencil tool. He copy and pasted obstacles and collectable stars into the software without needing any tools. Finally, Dominik animated the objects and character on the timeline to complete the project.
4. proposal done
This proposal is for a pixelated arcade game called Pixelated Arcade Game. The purpose is to entertain players by having them complete tasks and quests to collect stars on each level, with increasing challenge as levels progress. The game will involve collecting three stars on each level. It is aimed at all ages and genders to get all gamers involved. The game will not include any offensive language or violent content to ensure it is suitable for all ages and does not offend anyone.
3. production experiments done
The document describes Dominik-Balint's process for creating a product in Adobe Photoshop CC. They began with research and finding ideas online, which they copied and pasted into Photoshop using the Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V keys. They drew their character using the pencil tool and colored it in with the paint bucket tool to save time. They chose bright, eye-catching colors that were realistic. For their final product, they plan to include the character style, colors, size, and the tools used - specifically the paint bucket and pencil tools, as well as the pixel setting.
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This proposal is for a football podcast aimed at 12+ year old males interested in the sport. The podcast will share opinions on football through interviews and facts not widely available online. It will contain Premier League team and player discussions. To appeal to its target audience, the podcast will be interactive and informative. The creator commits to avoiding offensive, racist, sexist or inappropriate content so the podcast can be enjoyed by all ages without risk of legal issues over copyrights or offending groups.
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The document describes Dominik Balint's process for creating a podcast about his morning routine. He first wrote a script in Microsoft Word, then recorded an audio narration of the script. Next, he edited the audio recording in Adobe Premier Pro by cutting unnecessary parts. Finally, he found sound effects on YouTube to make the podcast more interesting and exported the edited podcast. For his final product, he will include the sound effects.
2. research(4) done
The document discusses research done on existing podcasts and documentaries including common features like voiceovers, interviews, flashbacks and black and white effects. It analyzes these products and finds they all include voiceovers, effects, and interviews. The document states these elements will be included in the author's own work, along with sound effects. It then profiles the intended audience for the work as 12+ year old males who are interested in football and have a balanced social status within their community.
1. initial plans(4) done
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7. evaluation(4) done
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2. research(3) done
The document discusses research on magazine covers and how they can inform the design of a new sports magazine cover targeted at 12-18 year old males. It analyzes covers featuring Kylian Mbappé, Eminem, and Call of Duty Black Ops 4, noting their use of green screens, placement of text in attention-grabbing colors like red, and incorporation of darker shades. The analysis indicates the new cover will also use red text as it is suitable for both the magazine and sport topic. An audience profile identifies the target readers as 12-18 year old male belongers who will engage with family- and community-oriented content in a balanced social status.
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7. evaluation(3) done
- The student conducted research that helped provide ideas for their magazine product, though it caused them to fall behind schedule.
- Their planning process involved writing down many ideas to refer back to during production.
- Time management was an issue, as the student did not complete the project on time. However, they were able to incorporate all of their planned elements by taking extra time.
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6. production reflection(3) done
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- 2. Style sheet
- 4. Layout 2 Go go go!
- 5. Props & Locations Props/Costume needed Locations needed Computer Media classroom Power Point Google chrome Adobe Photoshop Adobe Premier pro
- 6. Contingency Planning Potential Issue Solution Losing clips Back it up to many different places to keep it safe. Running out of time Do some planning to manage your time. Background noise Make sure to pick a quite place to record Bad quality clips. Make sure to keep them mic/recorder at the right distance away from your face.
- 7. Health and Safety Potential Issue How will the issue be avoided? Spilling drink out while working at the computer Drink before sitting down to the computer and do not have your drink out when you are at the computer. Tripping over a cable Hide cables and also watch out for ones on the floor. Getting a headache Have breaks regularly Poor ventilation, lighting or air quality Try and open the windows as frequently as possible. Using a chair in place of a ladder Make sure to use a ladder instead of a chair to reach objects from high shelfs.
- 8. Schedule Day Plan of Action Resources Required Day 1 Plan it Powerpoint Day 2 Do some research Google chrome Day 3 Experiment Adobe Photoshop Day 4 Proposal Microsoft word Day 5 Pre production Powerpoint Day 6 Production reflection Powerpoint Day 7 Evaluation Powerpoint Day 8
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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
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- Mock up of a potential design using the colours and fonts established in your style sheet and sourced images