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This document provides details on pre-production for a video game, including character and environment colors, weapon designs, screenshot layouts, sound effects, music choices, contingency planning, and health and safety considerations. Character uniforms and the dirt floor will be uniformly colored to set a realistic, mood-setting tone. Weapon colors will be dark green or black to avoid giving away the player's location. Screenshots showcase strategy and open battle layouts. Sound effects will be made using everyday objects to emulate gunshots and other sounds. Music from Call of Duty soundtracks is selected. Contingency plans address computer and file issues. Health and safety focuses on ergonomics, eye strain, electrical safety, and photosensitivity risks.
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5. pre production (1)
The document discusses pre-production details for a role-playing video game, including the intended audience of older teenagers aged 13-18, style sheets for different in-game settings like daytime and caves, screenshot layouts, plans for sound effects and dialogue recording using Beep Box, and potential health and safety issues to avoid like eye strain, back pain, and electrical damage.
1. case study
The document provides details about various aspects of the game Fortnite Battle Royale. It discusses the game's visual style using cel-shading; the wide range of destructible architecture and objects throughout the game world; characters being either the playable character or enemy players; damage being indicated visually and through rumble in controllers; single-player and multiplayer game modes; the modern game setting; objectives and rewards to keep players engaged; and balancing mechanics like equal starting weapons to ensure fairness.
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This document provides an overview of Caleb Wilcox's game narrative and design process for a cross-genre action and horror video game. It describes the game having an initial action stage with bright colors to draw in players, followed by a darker, tension-building horror stage involving defeating enemies. It also includes color schemes and character/text designs for the different stages, noting how they suit the genres. Caleb plans to further develop layouts and the pause/start menu, and considers contingencies like computer issues or resource limitations. Health and safety precautions are also outlined.
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The document provides information on the target audience, style, and gameplay elements for a jungle-themed computer game being created by Alice Leeman. The target audience is 15-19 year olds who grew up playing computer games and likely still have access to older computers. While younger kids may play, the game is not specifically designed for phones. Platforms and collectible items like leaves or tools will be incorporated, and sound effects are being created in BeepBox. Contingency plans for potential delays or issues include working from home if sick and prioritizing work in spare time to catch up if needed. Health and safety concerns like eye strain will be addressed with regular breaks.
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3) The proposal outlines that the creator will have experience using Instagram as a social media user, insight into what appeals to students being in the target age group, and will research locations and weather for outdoor photo shoots.
1. research(1) (1)
The document summarizes research done on the target audience for a drinks menu for a restaurant. Some key points from customer feedback include a lack of drinks menus on tables and a need for more soft drink options for families. The target audience is described as older couples and retirees who dine out weekly and prioritize ambiance over pricing. Based on the upscale, romantic environment suggested by dark colors and candles, the summary recommends a formal drinks menu focusing on wine, beer, and spirits advertising to both males and females. Images should match the niche, old-fashioned interior to blend in visually.
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This document provides guidance for conducting an interview for a fanzine on Manchester United. It includes sample questions to ask a Manchester United fan about their views on the current season and club. The responses to the sample questions are also provided in the document as an example of how an interview transcript would look. Overall, the document outlines the process for selecting interviewees, developing interview questions, conducting the interview, and including an unedited transcript in the fanzine.
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The document provides a factual analysis of various television programs about poverty, including Benefits Street, Skint, and The Mighty Redcar. It argues that The Mighty Redcar presents the most objective view by showing both positive examples of people trying to improve their lives as well as negative examples, while Benefits Street and Skint focus more on the negative aspects of life in poverty. It notes similarities between the programs, such as stronger community bonds in impoverished areas, as well as differences, like higher drug use depicted in Benefits Street and Skint compared to The Mighty Redcar. The analysis compares the representation of poverty in each program to determine which presents the most balanced, objective perspective.
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Here are some potential strategies to mitigate the constraints:
- Organisational: Book equipment well in advance and have backups planned.
- Location: Scout alternative locations and have permits/permissions arranged. Consider modifying script.
- Technical: Fully charge all equipment, have backup batteries, test equipment thoroughly beforehand.
- Cost: Consider prop alternatives that look real but are safe, e.g. toy guns painted black. Apply for funding.
- Personnel: Have backup cast/crew available. Schedule shoots so some can be done with fewer people.
- Time: Storyboard thoroughly. Prioritize critical shots. Schedule additional filming days as backups.
Being aware of potential constraints and having contingency
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- Explore colours and pixel art styles similar to what you want to produce. Discuss these 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 sourced images. Alter this slide to make it appropriate for your planned product types. Use the content established in your style sheet to do this.
- Mock up of a potential design using the colours and sourced images. Alter this slide to make it appropriate for your planned product types. Use the content established in your style sheet to do this.
- What sound effects might you need for your animated screenshot? How could you make them?
- What music could you use?