The document summarizes Allan Godin's process for creating different promotional materials for his game. He began by conceptualizing two T-shirt designs in Photoshop, including finding appropriate images and fonts. Next, he created a website for the game using Wix by researching other game sites for layout inspiration. Finally, he developed a trailer by storyboarding ideas, recording voiceovers, finding and editing gameplay clips, selecting background music, and assembling all elements in Premiere Pro. Throughout the processes, he refined his skills in various design and video editing tools.

1. Production Reflection
Allan Godin

2. Process T-Shirt

3. Process T-Shirt 2

4. Process T-Shirt 1&2
• The process for my T-shirts took a few different steps to
complete but a lot less from my trailer. Firstly, I began by think
of two ideas in my head then finding images online that would
help create what I had imagined. Additionally, I looked at
different fonts to make a quicker process when creating the
full image in Photoshop.
• After finding the correct font I wanted I started with editing
the images to suit the theme of my game, this took time since
I hadn’t originally created a colour pallet for myself so I had
trouble coming up with colours on the spot but It worked out.
• To create the T-shirts I went
ontohttps://www.redbubble.com/found and inserted the
images onto shirts which I then edited the shirt colours
around to match my images I created in Photoshop.

5. Process Web page

6. Process Webpage
• To begin I started by researching different game websites
online to get a general understanding of how the layouts
would match to the pictures with all the different fonts and
videos included. Additionally, I looked back on my own past
ideas to see if I could try to merge some together to form a
large idea and make it easier to work off of.
• Furthermore, I went through images of my game to find what
would best work together and make a large image of of that
• To create the website I went onto https://www.wix.com/,
since I had a multitude of techniques I could create my
website with and I had used it in the past so it already new
the way I like to setup a webpage and where I would want
everything to go.

7. Process Trailer

8. Process Trailer
• Firstly, before I started work on the computer I used a note pad to come up
with a base to build my trailer on and so I would also have something to look
back on when creating the trailer. This gave me confidence for when doing
putting the trailer together since, I knew that I could simply follow my
template I created. Furthermore, I recorded multiple versions of me saying the
lines to figure out which voice would work well with the theme I was using.
• When it came to finding clips I had a rough time finding them. Before looking
in the template I had a description of a clips I had to find them through that. I
was able to find three clips and created a rough trailer without the missing
two clips. With no site having anything to do with my description of the clip I
went to recorded my own clip using games I owned. With the complete 5 clips
I went into Photoshop to create text for my speech in case it was difficult to
understand at parts.
• With the full image side of the trailer done I went into YouTube and scanned
through ten different songs until I found a song that worked well with the
trailers flow between slow and fast pace. At parts I would sync the music to
gun fire and get the quite part of the music at the same points as my voice.
Finally I created a opening image for the name of my game, and a ending clip
for the console it would be played on.

9. Process Trailer in premiere

10. Process Trailer in premiere
• The above slide shows examples of how I used premiere to
make my trailer. The audio mixer on the left was used to make
sure every bit of sound was heard to the perfect amount and
to make sure everything flowed perfectly together without
any sudden sound changes.
• The picture on the right shows the video in the replay where I
could go through making sure all the video clips matched and
there wasn’t any out of place audio to the clip. Additionally, I
used the slow motion to check if there were any parts without
a clip and extend the clip to fill the black space.
• Finally, the bottom photo is an example of how the premiere
bar would have looked when completing the trailer. The
actual trailer would have had multiple layers of videos and
audio.