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The document outlines a pre-production plan for creating a magazine. It includes details on style, layout, props/locations needed, contingency planning for potential issues, health and safety considerations, and a weekly schedule. The schedule spans 8 days, beginning with collecting images on day 1 and ending with assembling the finished magazine on day 8. Photoshop and Microsoft Word are the key software resources required.
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6. production reflection visual
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3. production experiments interactive
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Glenn went with his friend John and other kids to play hide and seek near an abandoned house. Despite being told not to enter the dangerous abandoned house, Glenn's curiosity got the best of him and he went inside to explore. While hiding in a room's cupboard, Glenn fell asleep and awoke to find a dark figure in the room with him. Panicking, Glenn tried to escape but saw the figure's pale white eyes staring at him. He fled the house and collapsed outside, shaken, where he saw a ghostly pale child staring down at him from the room's window. Glenn kept what happened to himself, afraid the ghostly child may still be watching him.
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This document outlines a pre-production plan for creating a video about Jon Snow. It includes style sheets for colors, fonts, and music. It describes two potential layouts focusing on Jon Snow training at The Wall and his battle against Ramsay Bolton. It lists the software, clips, music, and other resources needed. Contingency plans are included in case of technical issues. Health and safety precautions are mentioned to prevent injuries from long periods working at a computer. A one-week schedule is provided with daily editing tasks using Adobe Premiere.
4. proposal
This proposal is for a Game of Thrones montage video focusing on Jon Snow. The purpose is to entertain fans of the show and promote it to others by compiling clips of Jon Snow's challenges and battles. The genre will be fantasy action, featuring mystical creatures and fighting scenes. The content will mix up clips from Jon Snow's journey out of order to show them all at once rather than as a story. The target audience is 15-20 year old males who can relate to the male protagonist. Some gory scenes will be avoided so as not to disturb viewers, and existing characters will be used without offending social groups.
1.initial plans
Jake is planning to create a montage video for the TV show Game of Thrones. His initial ideas included trailers or posters for video games, but he decided to focus on Game of Thrones instead. He created a mood board with dark and dramatic images to influence the tone of his final video. The montage will showcase action scenes and focus on one character, Jon Snow. It will use clips from the show set to the song "Warriors on Holiday" to appeal to the target audience of teen and adult male fans of the show.
7. evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of a film montage project. It summarizes the student's research process, planning, time management, and technical and aesthetic qualities of the finished product. Peer feedback praised the timing of clips to music but noted the text colors could be improved. The student agreed the text colors did not fit the video tone and might explore darker colors or effects to better integrate the text. Overall, the peers felt the editing was excellent but some footage quality could be enhanced.
2. research (2)
Here are the key strengths and weaknesses of your research methods:
Product research:
- Strength: Provided examples of effective techniques and content to include
- Weakness: May not find products that directly relate to your specific idea
Questionnaires:
- Strength: Gathered audience preferences and interests
- Weakness: Small sample size limits generalizability
Interviews:
- Strength: Provided more context and insight than questionnaires
- Weakness: Also small sample size
Overall your research helped understand what your target audience wants while also giving ideas on how to structure your video. Reaching a broader, more diverse audience could make the findings more reliable.
3. production experiments (1) (2)
Jake edited video clips by cutting them to match the beats of dramatic music downloaded from YouTube. He used Adobe Premiere to place the clips under the music and adjusted volumes. To preview his work, Jake clicked play, and paused to further edit if needed. Finally, he rendered and exported the completed video file. For his final product, Jake plans to include fast-paced clip transitions matching dramatic music, important clip segments, on-screen text, and altered clip filters or contrasts.
6. production reflection
Jake describes his process for producing a video project. He finds clips from YouTube, downloads them using a conversion website, and adds them to Adobe Premiere. In Premiere, he syncs the clips to music, adjusts clip sizes, and periodically renders sections to speed up the final rendering. He adds text overlays and effects like tints and brightness adjustments. When complete, he renders and exports the final video.
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The document outlines the pre-production, production, contingency planning, health and safety, and schedule for a student's game development project. It details the style sheet, layout, logo, and props/locations needed. Potential issues are identified for each phase along with solutions. A week-long schedule is provided with the daily plans, tasks, and required resources to complete a pixel game and animation using Photoshop at the college.
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The document outlines the pre-production, production, contingency planning, health and safety, and schedule for a student's game development project. It details the style sheet, layout, logo, and props/locations needed. Potential issues are identified for each phase along with solutions. A week-long schedule is provided with the daily plans, tasks, and required resources to complete a pixel game and animation using Photoshop at the college.
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The document discusses planning for a portfolio project involving posters. It identifies six similar fonts and a minimalist, bright color scheme to attract a target audience aged 16-25. The document outlines layouts, software and equipment needs, contingency plans for issues, health and safety considerations, and a seven day plan of action including taking photos at art locations and editing them in Photoshop before presenting in PowerPoint.
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The document outlines the pre-production planning for an animated pixel art game. It discusses the color palette, fonts, layouts, characters, locations, and schedule. Green, brown, and blue colors were selected to represent grass, poop, and sky/eyes. Pixel art examples were shown. The game involves a cat avoiding poop dropped by an old woman who moves sideways. The schedule allocates 8 days to create backgrounds, characters, items, and animate the game. Contingency plans address technical issues like memory stick or computer failure.
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Jake plans to create a 2D side-scrolling video game and box art using Photoshop. The video game will allow the player to switch between four playable superhero characters and upgrade their skills. Each level will have a different setting and enemies will get tougher. There will be three maps total that get progressively more challenging. The box art will showcase the characters in action poses using bright colors to represent the hopeful tone of superheroes.
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Jake Greenwood evaluated his research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aesthetic qualities, and audience appeal for his video game project. Some strengths included gaining inspiration from research, conducting interviews to understand audience preferences, creating a schedule, and focusing on animations. Weaknesses included not writing enough about gameplay features, lacking audience research, and room for improvement on character models and fighting animations. Overall, Jake reflected on areas for growth and how applying lessons learned could strengthen future projects.
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- 2. Style sheet Font Colours white Red Black the colour of the assassins outfit Another part of the assassins outfit The colour of the text
- 3. Layout 1
- 4. Layout 2
- 5. Props & Locations Props/Costume needed Locations needed Photoshop To create the magazine computer To work on camera To take a photo of a console
- 6. Contingency Planning Potential Issue Solution Fire alarm/power cut. Constantly save your work and leave everything and exit the building. Computer shuts down I will save my work every 5 minutes. The computer I’m using doesn't have Photoshop. Find a different computer to use. My save file might accidently get deleted I’ll save my work multiple different ways.(send by email, save on memory stick) Might fall behind on my work. Catch up during free lessons.
- 7. Health and Safety Potential Issue How will the issue be avoided? headache/eye ache Every 15 minutes look away from the screen. And reduce the brightness of the screen Back pain Ehen looking away from the screen also take time to stretch out. And change the height of my seat. Leg pain Stretch my legs out. Might accidently spill water on my computer. Drink water outside of lessons.
- 8. Schedule Day Plan of Action Resources Required Day 1 collect images to use on magazine cover Google images Day 2 start making the magazine Photoshop Day 3 making the magazine Photoshop Day 4 making the magazine Photoshop Day 5 start typing the copy text in the magazine Microsoft word Day 6 typing the copy text for magazine Microsoft word Day 7 typing the copy text for magazine Microsoft word Day 8 finish typing and put them together Microsoft word
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