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This document outlines Sam Massie's pre-production plans for a Halloween-themed game project. It includes style sheets detailing the colors that will be used for different elements, as well as fonts and image styles. It provides sketches of a logo design, game background, and characters. The resources and software needed are Photoshop tools. Potential issues and solutions are discussed, such as hard drive problems being addressed by backing up files. A schedule is included, with plans to draw the character, enemies, and blocks over the first few days.
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Proposal of my video game
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2. The author has learned Photoshop skills like layers and selection tools to animate characters by placing body parts on different layers. Research on similar horror games will inform the story, characters, and setting.
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The document outlines plans for a film magazine, including mood boards for colors, fonts, and images. Five colors were selected: yellow, red, blue, green, and black. Fonts included bold, fancy, and two text sizes. Images comprised a barcode, movie stills, and information on upcoming releases. The mood board will influence the final product by using complementary colors and fonts for the cover and double-page spread, adding visual interest. The magazine will cover superhero films and be suitable for ages 12+ with no violence or swearing. Podcasts and posters were rejected as they have limited content or require specific devices.
Final intitial plans
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- 2. Style sheet- colours 1 2 3 1) The dark red colour I will be using for the blocks. This colour I will also be using as my background design. 2) The orange colour I will be using for my character’s outfit. The colour orange will also be used for my enemies weapons. 3) The bright green colour will be used for my background design and also for the enemies outfits.
- 3. Style sheet- fonts 1 2 3 1) I will be using this sort of font for my final project. I thought this text and font would be suitable for my game seeing as my game will be based of Halloween. 2) I will be using a mixture of colours for the text and that I will be using this for the levels of my project. 3) I will be using the colour red for my project because my game is based of Halloween and I thought red would be suitable because it would represent blood for my project.
- 4. Style sheet- image style 1 2 3 1) This will be the sort of background design I will be using for my final project. Except that my background design will be Halloween. 2) My character will look something like this except my character will be a ghost because my product would be a Halloween design. 3) I will be having a number of enemies in my game. Some will have melee attacks and some will have weapons. Some of the enemies will lead up to boss fights.
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