5. Pre-Production (audio)
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This document provides a pre-production plan for a podcast. It includes a list of sound effects and music to be used, the hardware and software needed, contingency plans for potential issues, health and safety considerations, and a 8-day schedule. Sound effects will be sourced from free websites and a game, while music intros will come from the game and YouTube. The schedule outlines tasks like recording voiceovers over multiple days, adding sound effects and music, and finalizing the product for reflection. Potential issues addressed include echo in recordings and maintaining safe listening volumes.
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- Timing of 1 minute 30 seconds to allow for intro/outro and avoid boredom.
- Recording scheduled for Thursday 22nd to allow time for editing and uploading by Friday.
- Sound checks will be done in the recorder's room at home to avoid distractions.
- Non-copyright music will be used for intro/outro and background to avoid legal issues.
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The document outlines the pre-production plan for a podcast. It includes lists of potential sound effects and music to be used, required props and locations, contingency plans for technical issues, health and safety considerations, and a schedule laying out the key tasks over 8 days. Sound effects include laughter, clapping and a projector sound. Music includes tracks from Jurassic World and The Avengers. Recording space and guests are needed. Plans are in place for issues like computer or software crashes. The schedule involves scripting, casting, recording, editing and final tweaks across one week.
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This document outlines the pre-production planning for a podcast, including sound effects, music, props, contingencies, health and safety, and a schedule. Sound effects and music from YouTube will be used. A quiet area and one person are needed for recording. Potential issues addressed include technical problems, lost files, time management, low battery, and lack of internet. Safety issues like posture, eye strain, and hazards are considered. An 8-day schedule is provided for planning, recording, editing, and finalizing the podcast.
5. pre production
This document outlines the pre-production planning for a podcast. It includes a list of potential sound effects and music tracks to be used, as well as the people and locations needed. Contingency plans are discussed for issues like computer overheating, lack of hosts, and recording problems. Health and safety concerns are also addressed. A schedule is proposed with tasks like gathering a recording team, recording, editing, and evaluating the podcast across 8 days.
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The document outlines a pre-production plan for a podcast project including sound effects, music, props and locations needed, contingency planning for potential issues, health and safety considerations, and a schedule with tasks for writing, recording, editing and uploading the podcast. Sound effects will include a ding and buzzer sourced from a soundboard. Potential issues addressed are laptop battery life, absences, eye strain during editing, and trip hazards that will be avoided by taking breaks, keeping wires off the floor and tidying chairs.
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This document outlines the pre-production planning for an interview with an artist. It includes a list of potential sound effects and music to be used, as well as props and location needs. Contingency plans are proposed for issues like equipment failure or unclear audio. Health and safety considerations include stabilizing equipment and providing a comfortable work environment. The schedule consists of eight tasks over multiple days, including preparing questions, conducting the interview, adding sound effects and music, editing, and exporting the finished product.
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James Gannon is preparing a pre-production document for a project about the video game CS:GO. He will use sound effects from the game to accompany discussion of movement and shooting. Background music from YouTube will also be included. A quiet room and computer are needed. Contingency plans include saving regularly to prevent data loss from software or computer issues. Health and safety precautions involve taking breaks to prevent eye strain and posture issues when working at a computer. The production schedule spans 8 days, beginning with writing a script and ending with submitting the completed work.
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This proposal outlines a magazine and accompanying digital media products for gamers. The purpose is to inform and entertain gamers about current and upcoming games across multiple genres and platforms in a way that brings the gaming community together. Key elements include:
- A print magazine with a simulation game special on the cover, featuring Apex Legends and including content on other genres.
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- Social media accounts to engage the community.
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7. FMP Evaluation
Tamzin Twose conducted research and planning for an FMP evaluation project on creating a gaming magazine brand. Some key findings from her research included that simulation gaming was popular among her survey respondents and that magazines with a style similar to PC Gamer would be most appealing. Conducting interviews provided useful insights into preferred article styles. Her planning included creating many product ideas that she did not have time to complete. Technical issues with video editing software impacted her time management and ability to create all planned products. Overall, the research and planning process helped guide her magazine and article creation, but additional time would have allowed for more refined products.
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- The original 2-page article grew too long, so a 3rd page was added. Additional content was also written to fill the new space.
- Images and text were arranged on the pages. Names were removed from photos using the clone stamp tool. Pull quotes and captions were also added.
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The PC Gamer magazine cover effectively appeals to its target audience through its design elements. The selling line boldly proclaims the magazine as the "world's number one PC games magazine." The masthead is prominently displayed in red and black to stand out. The aggressive feature image challenges readers and depicts a formidable enemy from the cover story game. The main coverline and anchorage succinctly summarize the key details to intrigue readers. Overall, the design grabs attention and conveys the thrilling challenge of the cover story to appeal to its male gaming audience.
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Tamzin Twose has analyzed images collected for a mood board to inform the development of a gaming magazine brand. The analysis found repetition of bright colors like blue, green, red and yellow across images. Fonts on magazine covers were big, bold and non-genre specific. Character images conveyed strength and confidence. Words like "exclusive" created an impression of expertise. Logos were simple but widely recognized. The mood board will influence the final products through incorporation of these repeated colors and design elements to appeal to the target audience of male gamers aged 16-24 through conveying messages of trust, energy, passion and community. Two gaming concept ideas were discounted due to limitations in creating game assets and lack of music production skills.
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The peer feedback for the podcast was overwhelmingly positive. Feedback praised the clear delivery, upbeat tone, and use of sound effects to transition between topics. Improvements suggested including finding a less abrupt way to end the radio advert and incorporating additional hosts to make it more of a discussion. The creator agrees the advert could be misleading and would explore blending it better or removing it. They would also consider adding one or two hosts to provide more opinions on discussed topics. Overall, the feedback affirmed the podcast was well-structured, informative, and engaging for listeners.
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- 3. Music Track Name/Artist How/Where will it be used Source Intro track At the beginning of the podcast Bensound.com Two Point Hospital music intro To introduce the topic, before the topic/overlapping the beginning of the topic Two Point Hospital game Kingdom Hearts 3 music intro To introduce the topic, before the topic/overlapping the beginning of the topic YouTube Outro track At the end of the podcast Bensound.com
- 4. Hardware/Props & Resources Hardware/Props needed Resources Computer Adobe Premiere Pro Monitor Microsoft Word Mouse Bensound.com Keyboard YouTube library Microphone Two Point Hospital game
- 5. Contingency Planning Potential Issue Solution My voice recording might sound echoey. I will ensure that I record in a room that doesn’t echo, or if that is not possible then I will edit my voice recording to reduce the echo. I might end up with too much background noise in my voiceover. I will ensure that I record my voiceover in a quiet room. I might not know what to say in my voice recording. I will ensure that I have a clear script of ideas and dialogue, to ensure that I know what I am talking about it in my podcast. I might lose my voice recording and have to re- record it. I will ensure that I also save my voice recording on my USB stick so that I have a back up copy. The sound effects or music I use might be poor quality. I will ensure that I source or record sound effects that are high quality. My voice recording or sound effects might be too loud compared to other sounds within my podcast. I will ensure that I alter the sound of my recordings so that they are all at a reasonable and safe level to listen to.
- 6. Health and Safety Potential Issue How will the issue be avoided? I might spill water on my microphone or computer. I will ensure that I do not have any drinks near my microphone and computer whilst I’m recording. I might get a sore throat from talking too much, when trying to record my voiceover. I will ensure that I take regular scheduled breaks. My microphone might fall on me whilst I’m recording. I will ensure that it is securely attached to the boom arm before beginning recording. I might get stressed if I make mistakes when recording my voiceover. I will ensure I have a clear script to follow, summarising the points I need to talk about and I will take regular breaks to reduce stress. Whilst sitting at my computer and recording my voiceover, I might get backache from sitting too long. I will ensure that my chair is adjusted correctly and I am sat up straight and will take regular scheduled breaks. When listening back to my voiceover, the volume might be too loud in my headphones which could cause damage to my ears. I will ensure that the level of volume in my headphones is set to a reasonable level.
- 7. Schedule Day Plan of Action Resources Required Day 1 Source or record the intro and outro track Source specific game music for the intros Record voiceover Bensound.com YouTube Microphone Adobe Premiere Pro/Elements Day 2 Playback and review the voiceover Review and re-write the script, if necessary Adobe Premiere Pro/Elements Microsoft Word Day 3 Review and re-write script, if necessary Re-record the voiceover, if necessary Take reflection screenshots Microsoft Word Microphone Adobe Premiere Pro/Elements Day 4 Create or source sound effects Take reflection screenshots YouTube Library Sound effect websites Day 5 Insert voiceover, sound effects and music into Adobe Premiere Edit voiceover, sound effects and music together Take reflection screenshots Adobe Premiere Pro/Elements Voiceover Sourced/created sound effects Sourced/created music Microsoft Paint
- 8. Schedule Day Plan of Action Resources Required Day 6 Finalise and playback finished product Take reflection screenshots Adobe Premiere Pro/Elements Microsoft Paint Day 7 Complete reflection Microsoft PowerPoint Reflection screenshots Day 8 Complete evaluation Microsoft PowerPoint Finished product