7. evaluation (interactive)
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Sophie Freeman created an interactive makeup game and evaluated its production process. During research, she explored how to include different genders and races but found it challenging given existing games. For planning, she struggled with how to avoid offense but research helped with game elements. Her time management allowed her to catch up but there was still more to do. Peer feedback agreed the game could be longer and have more detail or makeup products added. Sophie agreed more could be added to make it more interesting.
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5. pre production (interactive)(1)
The document outlines Sophie Freeman's pre-production plan for a makeup game project. It includes sections on style sheet, makeup, layouts, resources and software needed, contingency planning for potential issues, health and safety considerations, and a weekly schedule. The schedule spans 8 days, beginning with designing the background in Photoshop on day 1 and ending with getting feedback from the teacher on day 8 after editing and checking the full project.
4. proposal (interactive)
This proposal is for a game called "make the glow up!" where players can practice and learn makeup skills by doing makeup on a character of their choice. The game aims to educate and entertain children ages 5-14 who are interested in pursuing makeup as a career or hobby. It will have a lilac background and feature most makeup colors. Both genders and all races will be represented as characters. The game is intended to appeal to both genders as well as the working class by potentially helping players earn money in the future. Photoshop and other apps will be used to develop the game, which will not include any offensive material by ensuring inclusion of all genders and races.
6. production reflection (interactive)
Sophie Freeman created a makeup game by first adding a lilac background and drawing the player character's face, using pencil and magic wand tools. She then drew makeup tools like eyeshadow and blush brushes. Sophie used pencil and magic wand tools to color the character's eyes and cheeks to make it appear she was applying eyeshadow and blush. Finally, she edited the animation together in Premier Pro, adding music and sound effects to complete the makeup game.
2. research
The document summarizes the research the creator has done on existing maze games and products. It identifies common features like mazes with objectives and aspects that will be included in the creator's own game like chests to collect loot from and a boss battle at the end. The target audience is identified as ages 6-12 of both genders to make the game simple enough while appealing to families to play together to help younger players.
7. evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of Jay Birkin's FMP project. It summarizes the key stages of the project including research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aesthetic qualities, audience appeal, and peer feedback. The research involved questionnaires that helped understand the target audience. Planning covered tasks like fonts, colors, and storyboards. Time was managed well and deadlines were met, though some aspects could have used more time. Peer feedback was positive and suggested minor improvements like smoothing the edges of a hand image.
7.%20 evaluation%20(interactive)
This document contains a student's reflections on an interactive evaluation project. It includes sections on research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aesthetic qualities, audience appeal, and peer feedback. The student discusses strengths and weaknesses of their process. For research, they looked at other games' layouts but found they were developing a different type of game. Planning with mind maps allowed for idea development. Time management suffered due to illness. Peer feedback noted room for improved animation and sound, while praising concept, ghosts, and eye-catching design. The student agrees animation could be smoother and sound better, but disagrees that more sound was needed. Corrupted memory storage slowed progress.
4. proposal
1. The proposal is for a stick figure running game called "Stick Boy" aimed at younger adults and teenagers ages 16-20. It will have equal gender appeal and target working to middle class players.
2. The rationale is that the creator has skills in Photoshop and game design from previous projects like "Sweet Sweep," improving their abilities.
3. The concept is a running game where the stick figure character runs further and the black and white world gradually gains color. Research will provide ideas to incorporate from other games to make this one better and more professional.
Initial plans
Ellie Warmingham has created initial plans and mind maps for an animated project involving a cat. The plans include filming a cat, designing a poster with autumn or spring themes, and creating a pixel animation game where a cat goes on an adventure in the forest to find treats, avoiding obstacles. Research into similar games like Cat Bird will provide inspiration for characters, software, and gameplay elements. The target audience is females and males aged 10-18 who enjoy pixel games and cats. Short film and magazine ideas were discounted in favor of the pixel animation concept.
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The document outlines Sophie Freeman's pre-production plan for a makeup game project. It includes sections on style sheet, makeup, layouts, resources and software needed, contingency planning for potential issues, health and safety considerations, and a weekly schedule. The schedule spans 8 days, beginning with designing the background in Photoshop on day 1 and ending with getting feedback from the teacher on day 8 after editing and checking the full project.
4. proposal (interactive)
This proposal is for a game called "make the glow up!" where players can practice and learn makeup skills by doing makeup on a character of their choice. The game aims to educate and entertain children ages 5-14 who are interested in pursuing makeup as a career or hobby. It will have a lilac background and feature most makeup colors. Both genders and all races will be represented as characters. The game is intended to appeal to both genders as well as the working class by potentially helping players earn money in the future. Photoshop and other apps will be used to develop the game, which will not include any offensive material by ensuring inclusion of all genders and races.
6. production reflection (interactive)
Sophie Freeman created a makeup game by first adding a lilac background and drawing the player character's face, using pencil and magic wand tools. She then drew makeup tools like eyeshadow and blush brushes. Sophie used pencil and magic wand tools to color the character's eyes and cheeks to make it appear she was applying eyeshadow and blush. Finally, she edited the animation together in Premier Pro, adding music and sound effects to complete the makeup game.
2. research
The document summarizes the research the creator has done on existing maze games and products. It identifies common features like mazes with objectives and aspects that will be included in the creator's own game like chests to collect loot from and a boss battle at the end. The target audience is identified as ages 6-12 of both genders to make the game simple enough while appealing to families to play together to help younger players.
7. evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of Jay Birkin's FMP project. It summarizes the key stages of the project including research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aesthetic qualities, audience appeal, and peer feedback. The research involved questionnaires that helped understand the target audience. Planning covered tasks like fonts, colors, and storyboards. Time was managed well and deadlines were met, though some aspects could have used more time. Peer feedback was positive and suggested minor improvements like smoothing the edges of a hand image.
7.%20 evaluation%20(interactive)
This document contains a student's reflections on an interactive evaluation project. It includes sections on research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aesthetic qualities, audience appeal, and peer feedback. The student discusses strengths and weaknesses of their process. For research, they looked at other games' layouts but found they were developing a different type of game. Planning with mind maps allowed for idea development. Time management suffered due to illness. Peer feedback noted room for improved animation and sound, while praising concept, ghosts, and eye-catching design. The student agrees animation could be smoother and sound better, but disagrees that more sound was needed. Corrupted memory storage slowed progress.
4. proposal
1. The proposal is for a stick figure running game called "Stick Boy" aimed at younger adults and teenagers ages 16-20. It will have equal gender appeal and target working to middle class players.
2. The rationale is that the creator has skills in Photoshop and game design from previous projects like "Sweet Sweep," improving their abilities.
3. The concept is a running game where the stick figure character runs further and the black and white world gradually gains color. Research will provide ideas to incorporate from other games to make this one better and more professional.
Initial plans
Ellie Warmingham has created initial plans and mind maps for an animated project involving a cat. The plans include filming a cat, designing a poster with autumn or spring themes, and creating a pixel animation game where a cat goes on an adventure in the forest to find treats, avoiding obstacles. Research into similar games like Cat Bird will provide inspiration for characters, software, and gameplay elements. The target audience is females and males aged 10-18 who enjoy pixel games and cats. Short film and magazine ideas were discounted in favor of the pixel animation concept.
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The document outlines Jay Birkin's initial plans for their final major project, which will involve creating merchandise to advertise a fictional video game. Some of Jay's initial ideas included an advergame, podcast, and magazine articles. However, after reviewing a mood board analyzing different game merchandise styles, Jay has decided to focus their project on creating a poster, skateboard deck, CD cover art, logo, key chains, t-shirt designs, and console cover art using Photoshop. The target audience will be males ages 10-20, and Jay will need to design original characters and a title to feature on the products. An advergame and podcast were discounted as they did not align with Jay's interests or skills.
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Ellie Warmingham experimented with designing a pixel ghost game by researching other spooky games for inspiration and ideas. She started by designing the sky with different shades of blue and mixing greens for the grass to make it look more natural. Going through this process allowed her to practice her animation and design skills, which will be helpful for creating her final ghost game as outlined in the brief.
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The document outlines Jay Birkin's initial plans for a personal project creating video game assets. Jay will create characters for a survival video game where 8 criminals work together in a city overrun by a virus. The characters will have supernatural abilities or high skills. Jay will develop the storyline, dialogue, and eerie sound effects. Jay created a mood board with horror/thriller images to influence the final product being created in Photoshop. The target audience is teenagers and young adults interested in a multiplayer online survival game. Jay chose not to do posters or graphic novels, having done posters before and finding images for novels too difficult.
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4. proposal(3)
The document proposes a video game and movie entertainment magazine. It would entertain readers ages 10-25, primarily males of middle-lower class interested in action and adventure genres. Each issue would include previews and reviews of upcoming movies and games, along with features on hidden elements and competitions. The magazine aims to appeal to its target audience through engaging content without offensive, restricted, or copyrighted material.
6. production reflection
1) The document describes the process of creating scenes, enemies, a poster, game case, and menu for a video game project in Photoshop. Images were found online and outlines were drawn around them. Colors were filled in using the paint bucket tool.
2) Enemies for the game were created by outlining zombie images found online. Colors were filled in using the color palette. Most enemies would be similar but some variations would be made.
3) A poster was made with characters, a large title using a downloaded font, and a gradient background. Layers were rearranged and a symbol was copy and pasted.
2. research
The document discusses three existing horror games that were researched. All three games take place in scary settings and use dull colors, limited lighting, and pixelated graphics to create an eerie atmosphere. One game has the player collecting notes in a haunted forest to avoid the Slender Man. Another puts the player in a haunted asylum where they must complete tasks. Common features across the games include scary environments and old-school visual styles to build tension and horror. The research will inform the creation of the author's own horror game, which aims to be simple but engaging with retro design.
5. proposal
The document proposes a mobile game called BattleAttack. The target audience is male teenagers who enjoy fighting games. The game will be a turn-based RPG presented on a fantasy map where the player selects levels. There will be character selection and achievements to earn throughout gameplay to appeal to completionists. Connecting the game to Facebook will allow viewing leaderboards and battling friends to encourage extended playtime. Evaluation will involve ongoing reflection during production and a final review to assess successes and opportunities for improvement.
7. evaluation (interactive) (2)
This document summarizes Muhammad Syaffa's interactive evaluation project. It discusses the strengths and weaknesses of his research, planning, time management, and the technical, aesthetic, and audience appeal qualities of his game. Peer feedback noted that the dinosaur should look more menacing and the character could be more unique. Syaffa agreed with making the dinosaur scarier and being more creative with the character design.
5. pre production
The document outlines the pre-production plans for creating a game, including using green and red colors for a scary alien character, using a simple font for readability, and dressing male characters in red to symbolize danger. It discusses the software that will be used such as Photoshop and Premier, and includes a contingency plan for issues like losing work or software problems. A schedule is provided that outlines drawing backgrounds and characters over 8 days, with the goal of adding sound and finalizing the game. Potential health and safety issues are also addressed.
initial plans
The document provides details of the initial plans for a school project to design a gaming magazine. It includes mind maps of initial ideas and the final design concept. A mood board analysis shows a retro theme was chosen for the magazine covers. An informal proposal outlines the current idea as a gaming magazine called "Ice Princess" and what would be included such as a contents page, double-page spread, and front cover. Photoshop will be used to create the elements and the target audience is described. Discounted project ideas of an audio podcast and band poster are also listed along with reasons for not pursuing those concepts.
7. evaluation(3)
This document provides an evaluation of Jay Birkin's magazine production project. It summarizes the research, planning, and time management that went into the project. It also discusses the technical and aesthetic qualities of the finished magazine products. Peer feedback was positive about the variety of images and coverage of the entertainment genre as a whole. Suggested improvements focused on adding more information to the double page spread and potentially making the front cover more eye-catching with brighter colors. The student agrees that the double page could be improved and would make those changes if given more time.
2. fmp research
The common features of the researched gaming products include darker colors that relate well to the gaming genre and large, bold fonts that emphasize the power of games. Key aspects the researcher will include are similar colors based on each product, using different combinations of characters, titles, and logos across product types. Research showed the target audience is younger, between 10-20 years old, with equal interest from males and females. Most prefer bright colors like green. Popular product types were key chains and t-shirts, indicating a younger audience. The researcher will design products suitable and varied for this age group, using their preferred colors and focusing on layouts for popular item types.
2. research
Here are the key observations and insights from the interviews:
Interview 1:
- Likes feeling immersed in different game worlds and storylines
- Enjoys puzzle solving and learning through games
- Favorite aspect is playing online with friends
- Plays daily or several times a week
Interview 2:
- Likes achieving goals and winning in games
- Appreciates educational aspects of games that teach history
- Views gaming positively as an entertaining way to spend free time and socialize
- Plays 3 times a week
Both interviews suggest the target audience enjoys gaming for fun and socializing with friends. They play regularly but not intensely. Educational and story-driven aspects are appreciated. Achieving
4. proposal
The project is a horror puzzle game called "The Mountain's Edge Hotel" aimed at 16-22 year olds of both genders. The main character is a female whose girlfriend has been taken hostage in the run-down hotel. To rescue her, the player must solve puzzles of increasing difficulty across 5 hotel rooms, encountering creatures along the way. The game will utilize the author's pixel art and animation skills developed through past projects and practice. Research into horror and puzzle game design will inform the atmosphere, puzzles, and mechanics. Evaluation will involve self-reflection, peer feedback, and testing with the target audience to improve the work and support future career development.
6. fmp production reflection
The document provides details on the processes Jay-Birkin used to create various products in Adobe Photoshop CS6 for their game brand. Key tools used included the magnetic lasso tool, paint bucket, text tool, pencil tool, and magic wand tool. Projects created included a logo designed in pixels, posters with silhouettes and text, unique keychains featuring characters, t-shirt designs uploaded to Redbubble, a skateboard deck with a dragon graphic, and Xbox controller art with a fire background. For each product, the document outlines the steps taken to design and finalize the graphics in Photoshop.
7. evaluation
Matthew Pickles created a platform game set in a rainforest where the player character must avoid falling rocks. According to peer feedback, the animation quality was low but the design elements like the forest colors, rocks, and extra life power-up were well done. Suggested improvements included adding sound effects to make it more realistic, improving character animation to smooth out movement, and extending gameplay length to better demonstrate mechanics. Overall, the feedback acknowledged strengths in the design while identifying opportunities to enhance realism and gameplay clarity through additional animation and audio elements.
7. evaluation(2)
The document provides an evaluation of a game production process. It discusses the strengths and weaknesses of the author's research, planning, time management, technical and aesthetic qualities of the final product. Peer feedback noted the game's bright colors were engaging but it was too simple and better suited to younger children. The author agreed the game did not fit their target audience and could be improved by making changes based on the peer feedback.
7. evaluation(2).. [recovered]
This document contains Rachel Haw's evaluation of a production process for an FMP project. The summaries are:
1) Rachel summarizes the strengths and weaknesses of her research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aesthetic qualities, audience appeal, and peer feedback. Key points include the research not including her personal interests, plans not being fully utilized, and time management issues.
2) Rachel agrees with peer feedback that her game was too short and used too much green coloring. She will work to lengthen the game by adding missed shots and improve the crowd graphics.
3) Rachel summarizes she will apply lessons learned to improve the length, sounds, colors, and add a scoreboard to her game based on
Evaluation
Tom Batty evaluated his research, planning, time management, and final game project. For his research, he felt his general game knowledge and ability to find similar examples were strengths, but he had trouble finding age ratings. His planning helped structure his work, but he struggled to execute his plans. Limited time due to weather cut his production time in half, though he still finished on time by making shortcuts. For his game, he wished he had more levels, characters, and puzzles to better match his vision and audience. Overall, he was pleased with his progress but felt rushed and saw areas that could be improved with more time.
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1. fmp initial plans
The document outlines Jay Birkin's initial plans for their final major project, which will involve creating merchandise to advertise a fictional video game. Some of Jay's initial ideas included an advergame, podcast, and magazine articles. However, after reviewing a mood board analyzing different game merchandise styles, Jay has decided to focus their project on creating a poster, skateboard deck, CD cover art, logo, key chains, t-shirt designs, and console cover art using Photoshop. The target audience will be males ages 10-20, and Jay will need to design original characters and a title to feature on the products. An advergame and podcast were discounted as they did not align with Jay's interests or skills.
Production experiments (interactive)
Ellie Warmingham experimented with designing a pixel ghost game by researching other spooky games for inspiration and ideas. She started by designing the sky with different shades of blue and mixing greens for the grass to make it look more natural. Going through this process allowed her to practice her animation and design skills, which will be helpful for creating her final ghost game as outlined in the brief.
1. initial plans
The document outlines Jay Birkin's initial plans for a personal project creating video game assets. Jay will create characters for a survival video game where 8 criminals work together in a city overrun by a virus. The characters will have supernatural abilities or high skills. Jay will develop the storyline, dialogue, and eerie sound effects. Jay created a mood board with horror/thriller images to influence the final product being created in Photoshop. The target audience is teenagers and young adults interested in a multiplayer online survival game. Jay chose not to do posters or graphic novels, having done posters before and finding images for novels too difficult.
3. research (1)
The document discusses existing 3-match puzzle games that were researched for inspiration. It notes that the games all have bright visuals and themes carried throughout. While initially aimed at younger audiences, the document states the author's game will be more challenging and aimed at older players. All the researched games were mobile games, which the author believes provides a large audience. Key aspects like colors and fonts may be borrowed for the author's own pixelated, 3-match game design.
6. production reflection(3) (1)
Nathan Millett reflects on the process of creating a poster and magazine pages about action games. To modify images and avoid copyright infringement, he used tools like the rubber tool, bucket tool, and magic wand tool to change colors, remove backgrounds, and adjust properties. He aimed to make the designs eye-catching with bright colors like red and blue, large text and images, and an engaging layout with quotes, prizes and interviews to draw in the target audience.
4. proposal(3)
The document proposes a video game and movie entertainment magazine. It would entertain readers ages 10-25, primarily males of middle-lower class interested in action and adventure genres. Each issue would include previews and reviews of upcoming movies and games, along with features on hidden elements and competitions. The magazine aims to appeal to its target audience through engaging content without offensive, restricted, or copyrighted material.
6. production reflection
1) The document describes the process of creating scenes, enemies, a poster, game case, and menu for a video game project in Photoshop. Images were found online and outlines were drawn around them. Colors were filled in using the paint bucket tool.
2) Enemies for the game were created by outlining zombie images found online. Colors were filled in using the color palette. Most enemies would be similar but some variations would be made.
3) A poster was made with characters, a large title using a downloaded font, and a gradient background. Layers were rearranged and a symbol was copy and pasted.
2. research
The document discusses three existing horror games that were researched. All three games take place in scary settings and use dull colors, limited lighting, and pixelated graphics to create an eerie atmosphere. One game has the player collecting notes in a haunted forest to avoid the Slender Man. Another puts the player in a haunted asylum where they must complete tasks. Common features across the games include scary environments and old-school visual styles to build tension and horror. The research will inform the creation of the author's own horror game, which aims to be simple but engaging with retro design.
5. proposal
The document proposes a mobile game called BattleAttack. The target audience is male teenagers who enjoy fighting games. The game will be a turn-based RPG presented on a fantasy map where the player selects levels. There will be character selection and achievements to earn throughout gameplay to appeal to completionists. Connecting the game to Facebook will allow viewing leaderboards and battling friends to encourage extended playtime. Evaluation will involve ongoing reflection during production and a final review to assess successes and opportunities for improvement.
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This document summarizes Muhammad Syaffa's interactive evaluation project. It discusses the strengths and weaknesses of his research, planning, time management, and the technical, aesthetic, and audience appeal qualities of his game. Peer feedback noted that the dinosaur should look more menacing and the character could be more unique. Syaffa agreed with making the dinosaur scarier and being more creative with the character design.
5. pre production
The document outlines the pre-production plans for creating a game, including using green and red colors for a scary alien character, using a simple font for readability, and dressing male characters in red to symbolize danger. It discusses the software that will be used such as Photoshop and Premier, and includes a contingency plan for issues like losing work or software problems. A schedule is provided that outlines drawing backgrounds and characters over 8 days, with the goal of adding sound and finalizing the game. Potential health and safety issues are also addressed.
initial plans
The document provides details of the initial plans for a school project to design a gaming magazine. It includes mind maps of initial ideas and the final design concept. A mood board analysis shows a retro theme was chosen for the magazine covers. An informal proposal outlines the current idea as a gaming magazine called "Ice Princess" and what would be included such as a contents page, double-page spread, and front cover. Photoshop will be used to create the elements and the target audience is described. Discounted project ideas of an audio podcast and band poster are also listed along with reasons for not pursuing those concepts.
7. evaluation(3)
This document provides an evaluation of Jay Birkin's magazine production project. It summarizes the research, planning, and time management that went into the project. It also discusses the technical and aesthetic qualities of the finished magazine products. Peer feedback was positive about the variety of images and coverage of the entertainment genre as a whole. Suggested improvements focused on adding more information to the double page spread and potentially making the front cover more eye-catching with brighter colors. The student agrees that the double page could be improved and would make those changes if given more time.
2. fmp research
The common features of the researched gaming products include darker colors that relate well to the gaming genre and large, bold fonts that emphasize the power of games. Key aspects the researcher will include are similar colors based on each product, using different combinations of characters, titles, and logos across product types. Research showed the target audience is younger, between 10-20 years old, with equal interest from males and females. Most prefer bright colors like green. Popular product types were key chains and t-shirts, indicating a younger audience. The researcher will design products suitable and varied for this age group, using their preferred colors and focusing on layouts for popular item types.
2. research
Here are the key observations and insights from the interviews:
Interview 1:
- Likes feeling immersed in different game worlds and storylines
- Enjoys puzzle solving and learning through games
- Favorite aspect is playing online with friends
- Plays daily or several times a week
Interview 2:
- Likes achieving goals and winning in games
- Appreciates educational aspects of games that teach history
- Views gaming positively as an entertaining way to spend free time and socialize
- Plays 3 times a week
Both interviews suggest the target audience enjoys gaming for fun and socializing with friends. They play regularly but not intensely. Educational and story-driven aspects are appreciated. Achieving
4. proposal
The project is a horror puzzle game called "The Mountain's Edge Hotel" aimed at 16-22 year olds of both genders. The main character is a female whose girlfriend has been taken hostage in the run-down hotel. To rescue her, the player must solve puzzles of increasing difficulty across 5 hotel rooms, encountering creatures along the way. The game will utilize the author's pixel art and animation skills developed through past projects and practice. Research into horror and puzzle game design will inform the atmosphere, puzzles, and mechanics. Evaluation will involve self-reflection, peer feedback, and testing with the target audience to improve the work and support future career development.
6. fmp production reflection
The document provides details on the processes Jay-Birkin used to create various products in Adobe Photoshop CS6 for their game brand. Key tools used included the magnetic lasso tool, paint bucket, text tool, pencil tool, and magic wand tool. Projects created included a logo designed in pixels, posters with silhouettes and text, unique keychains featuring characters, t-shirt designs uploaded to Redbubble, a skateboard deck with a dragon graphic, and Xbox controller art with a fire background. For each product, the document outlines the steps taken to design and finalize the graphics in Photoshop.
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The document provides an evaluation of the student's FMP project. In the research section, the student discusses how their initial research focused on ghost games but did not help with their final horror/zombie game. For planning, mind maps and mood boards provided ideas but were difficult to choose from. The layout plan did not help the final piece. For time management, the student completes paperwork at home but needs software at home to work on creative aspects outside of college. Peer feedback suggested adding variety to movements, spawn points, and maps, as well as including a HUD and pause option. The student agreed improvements could be made to movements, spawn points, and adding different stages/maps.
8. evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of the author's research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aesthetic qualities, and audience appeal for a game creation project. For their research, the author chose games they enjoyed but acknowledges they could have explored a wider range of games. Their planning benefited from already having a strong idea, but they note they could have opened up to new ideas. They managed their time well and completed the game quickly. Technically, they used Photoshop tools like the pen tool and timeline tweening to create sprites and animations. Aesthetically, they aimed for a retro pixelated style and could have improved the maze section. They feel the simple gameplay would appeal to their target younger audience.
7. evaluation
This document provides a summary of an evaluation of planning for a video game project. It discusses the strengths and weaknesses of different aspects of planning, including overall planning, style sheets, schedules, contingency planning, and health and safety. Peer feedback on the completed game is also summarized. The feedback praised the visuals, characters, and music, but suggested improvements could be made to audio, gameplay length and variability, and character animation smoothness. The document agrees some aspects could be improved given more time, such as adding more detailed audio, extending the game map, and improving character animation.
7. evaluation 2
The document evaluates Olivia Waller's video game project. It discusses strengths and weaknesses in her research, planning, and time management. For research, coming up with an original idea was challenging. Planning allowed her to map out ideas but she didn't plan her whole idea in advance. She managed time well initially but the project became overdue. The evaluation also covers technical, aural, and aesthetic qualities, noting room for improvement in animation smoothness and creating her own sound effects. The target audience is seen as likely to find the game fun and appealing due to its similarities to other popular games.
7. evaluation game
The document provides an evaluation of an FMP project to create a Christmas-themed game. It summarizes the student's research, planning, time management, technical and aesthetic qualities, and audience appeal. Feedback from peers praised the music but suggested making the game more complex, longer, and faster-paced. The student agreed the game could be more complex but disagreed it needed to be faster, feeling it would then be too quick.
Evaluation (FMP)
The document provides details about the planning and production process for an animation project. It discusses research conducted on other adventure games and animations featuring cat characters. This informed decisions around the style, colors, and level of detail included. Feedback from surveys and interviews helped determine aspects like the number of characters. The planning process involved storyboarding, character designs, and choosing animation software. Production faced some challenges with software and exporting. Overall, more time would have allowed improvements to elements like sound effects and the character logo.
7. evaluation (interactive)
This document summarizes Kyran durkin's interactive evaluation project. It discusses the strengths and weaknesses of their research, planning, and time management. It also evaluates the technical, aesthetic, and audience appeal qualities of their work. The work received feedback noting that the objective was clear but that the character could use more detail and realistic animation. Peers agreed that the game suited its purpose as a mobile game but that the character needed higher quality. For future improvements, Kyran would focus on improving the character quality and movement to avoid laggy appearance.
Interactive - Evaluation
This document summarizes the student's FMP evaluation. It includes sections on research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aesthetic qualities, audience appeal, and peer feedback. The research involved studying Mario and Sonic levels for inspiration and ideas. Planning involved developing multiple game ideas and choosing the best concept. Time management tracked progress across several days. Peer feedback praised the animation but suggested finishing all aspects on time. The student agreed improvements were needed to fully complete the game.
Evaluation
This document provides an evaluation by Imogen Minto of her work on a research, planning, and production project. It summarizes her process in researching running games, planning her own similar game, and creating the game using various technical elements. For her game, she focused on bright colors, sound effects to mark jumping and collecting items, and a background that fades between colored stripes. While her game is basic compared to professional games, she felt it achieved her goal of creating something that looks like a game. The target audience is seen as those aged 16-19 who may enjoy the bright colors and goal of collecting items.
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5. script
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Sophie Freeman reflects on editing her podcast about Auschwitz. She began by adding an introduction. Next, she included the dates Auschwitz opened and closed to provide context. She then added more details and a survivor's story told in parts by different speakers to keep listeners engaged without long gaps. Finally, she closed the podcast and added background music, fading elements in and out to make the editing seem professional.
4. proposal(4)
This proposal outlines a podcast that aims to educate younger audiences about the Holocaust and events at Auschwitz through stories from survivors. The podcast will discuss how prisoners were initially deceived about the nature of the camp and later recount a specific survivor's welcoming of new inmates. The target audience is ages 13+ of all genders and social classes who will find the educational yet entertaining historical content interesting. Some sensitive topics from this dark period of history could potentially offend Jewish people or younger children. The proposal aims to conduct thorough research and ensure any retelling of events or use of real names does not constitute copyright infringement.
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2. research(4)
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Sophie Freeman has created a mind map with initial plans for an audio project. She lists three potential topics: 1) A podcast about Auschwitz that includes historical facts and sound effects with guest readers. 2) Turning her grandfather's war story into an audiobook with sound effects and family member interviews. 3) An autobiographical audio book about her life events with sound effects. The mind map also outlines details for a historical podcast on Auschwitz such as the target audience, genre, needed equipment, editing software, distribution platforms, planned content, audio length and recording location.
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6. production reflection(3)
Sophie Freeman reflects on the process of creating a magazine cover. She began by adding a background photo representing love and romance. Then she added the magazine name and writing to make it look like a real magazine. A barcode and price were included to look official. For the double page spread she chose red to represent the magazine's theme of romance. Pictures, text, and games were included to engage readers visually and with content. Hearts were added at the bottom for visual interest, completing the magazine cover.
5. pre production(3)
This document outlines the pre-production process for a magazine layout. It includes sections on the style sheet, software and resources needed, contingency planning for potential issues, health and safety considerations, and a schedule with tasks and required resources. The style sheet establishes the layout, the software section lists Photoshop and Google as needed tools, and contingencies include solutions for technical problems or people cancelling. Health risks like illness or injury are mitigated with backups. The schedule has 8 tasks from taking photos to finalizing the cover, utilizing Photoshop, word, and online research.
3. production experiments
Sophie Freeman conducted production experiments for a magazine cover. She added images, captions, and names to give it a professional magazine look. More photos were included at the bottom to make the cover more detailed and interesting for potential buyers. A barcode was added last to allow scanning the product to purchase it. In her reflection, Sophie notes elements she will use in her final product, like the layout and names, and aspects to improve like adding a price.
2. research(3)
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1. initial plans(3)
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- 3. Research • Research helped me a lot because I got to play some games to see how make up games work and what children and teens like, it also helped me to figure out what I can do new, such as having a different gender and different races. However it was hard to do something like this because there’s already so many games like this on the internet. • Next time I hope I don’t get covid because it was a pain to catch up on everything. Next time I want to improve on more detail in my game and also try to challenge myself by making it harder.
- 4. Planning • I knew what I wanted to do straight away so I knew planning was going to be easy. However it was a struggle to find ways on how to make sure I’m not offending anyone by adding different genders and races, because I didn’t want to do anything wrong with that side of things. It helped with my product because I wanted to make sure that I got all the right colours and what makeup product to use and what not to use. And what sounds I should use for my game. Next time I want to improve on more research on how to make the audience more happy and not annoyed or affended.
- 5. Time Management • My time management is all up to date, I manged to catch up with everyone else, but I still have a lot to do. Next time to make it easier for myself I’m going to plan ahead and get my sounds before I make the game or whatever else I’ll be making in the future. Next time I would like to add more detail so I get more marks however this subject is one of my weakest so I will have to concentrate more to get stuff done.
- 6. Technical Qualities They both have makeup in the frame and similar Colours as well. They both have background music and sound effects So people don’t get bored while they’re playing the Game. This one is much better Quality and it’s more Detailed as well. She doesn’t have any Eyebrows which is something I can improve on next time as Well.
- 7. Aesthetic Qualities My work looks okay for the amount of time I had to get everything done. It’s creative for me because I’m not the most creative person, when I first found out we was doing this project I Was a bit uncomfortable because I know that pixel and game making is one of my weakest Projects to do. Next time I want to improve on the movement parts of the subject, and Improve my photoshop game. My strengths was actually drawing the characters (apart from I Forgot the eyebrow) and I enjoy that part, but my weaknesses is actually getting my character to Move. I thought that purple was a good colour for my game because it's a colour that people can't get mad at because it's not a 'girls' or a 'boys' colour, it's something that the public will be happy with. I chose to do makeup because I know that most people these days will have something to do with makeup in their life time. Also people can get creative with make up and try different styles. The only thing that I would add to my work is give her eye browse, because she looks a little bit weird without them.
- 8. Audience Appeal I appealed to my audience because this game was for those who like makeup and this game is about make up and they can get creative with looks. And also it's stuck to the age range because I feel like if I was a young child or a young teen I would want to play this game. If I had more time I would of done a girl and a by like how I said I was going to do but in the end I didn't have enough time. My game should hopefully have an appeal to my audience and my cover will make them get inspired to play my game.
- 10. Feedback 1 • What did you like about the product? – The product was shown quickly yet I understood what it was. • What improvements could have been made to the product? – Need to add more detail, and more onto the product to make it longer.
- 11. Feedback 2 • What did you like about the product? – I like how detailed it was and how the music and the sound effects go with the game itself. • What improvements could have been made to the product? • The product could have been a bit longer and added more make up products.
- 12. Feedback 3 • What did you like about the product? – The music is relaxing, enjoyable and fits with the product the best. The character looks realistic and the audience can relate to the makeup end of things. • What improvements could have been made to the product? • Even though the other two have said this, this peer also thinks that I could have slowed it down a bit and added more to It.
- 13. Peer Feedback Summary • What do you agree with from your peer feedback? I agree that my product could have been longer and I also agree with them that I could have added more to my product to make it more interesting. • What do you disagree with from your peer feedback? • I disagree with my last peer that my character is realistic, because in my eyes she isn't realistic at all.
Editor's Notes
- What were the strengths of your research? How did your research help your product? What were the weaknesses of your research? What could you have done better/improve? What effect would this have had on your product?
- What were the strengths of your planning? How did your planning help your product? What were the weaknesses of your planning? What could you have done better/improve? What effect would this have had on your product?
- Did you manage your time well? Did you complete your project on time or would your products have improved with additional time? What would you have done if you had more time to produce your work?
- Compare your work to similar existing products and discuss the similarities and differences Put your final piece(s) in the centre of a page alongside an existing product Use text boxes and arrows
- Does your work look good? Was it creative? What aspects of your game’s visuals do you like? What would you improve? How would you improve it? Discuss the strengths and weaknesses Put your final piece(s) in the centre of a page and analyse them Use text boxes and arrows
- How have you appealed to your target audience? What specific bits of content would appeal to your target audience. Refer to your findings from your questionnaire. Put your final piece(s) in the centre of a page and analyse them Use text boxes and arrows
- What changes would you make to your product based upon your peer feedback and why?