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1. Adventure

2. Initial Ideas

3. Idea 1: Baseball Basher
Who Ruben and Robin Ruth descended from the best baseball player in history and kept up that tradition. Ruben was
the favourite of the two siblings and the second best player in the family, and he was the most popular kid in
school. Robin was a nervous reck because her brother was a cruel bully to her and many kids in school who always
went unpunished.
What Ruben Ruth, the best baseball player in his school, was the most cruel bully in the country, his victims wanted
revenge! The biggest game he was going to be in got rigged by his victims to loose, instead it lead to his unintended
death (but was planned by the leader). Four years later, Ruben (re-named the “Baseball Basher”) comes back as a
zombie to kill his saboteurs from all those years ago.
Why Basher kills his past victims for killing him four years ago, he was the worst bully in the country and the worst to six
in particular (his sister included). The victims planned to sabotage Basher’s biggest baseball game were he would
play both striker and catcher. The victims all played the opposing team were they hit the ball far away, they were
hoping for him to not catch the ball and that would ruin his flawless baseball matches, instead the lead victim
broke a fence beneath the field and hit the ball far so Basher would trip when chasing it and be impaled on the
fence.
When The opening, were a 16 year old Basher dies, is set in 1979. Four years later, in 1983, Basher comes back for his
revenge!
Where The plot is set in the Atlanta baseball stadium, USA. Basher was buried outside of the stadium which is also were he
kills his saboteurs who are there for his anniversary death. I chose this city because I’ve been there many times and
I saw the biggest (and only) baseball stadium in my life.

4. Idea 2: Ice Club
Who Alexander Campbell, he was a sixteen year old boy who loved the cold and was an expert golfer, he showed his
skills off in school. Alex later gets knocked out and buried in a shallow grave, the winter’s cold embrace reanimates
his body. Alex becomes a frozen zombie who worships the cold as some sort of god, to show his devotion, Alex
plunges the world into a winter post-apocalypse.
What An expert golfer, Alexander Campbell, shows off his skills in school which moves the spotlight away from the jocks.
After a golf game in a wintery morning, the jocks knock out Alex with his own club and bury him in a shallow grave.
A month after his disappearance, Alex gets reanimated by the cold, the now called “Ice Club” kills his bullies with
his clubsicle, he then plunges the world into a winter post apocalypse, his way of showing gratitude to the cold for
bringing him back.
Why Club kills the bullies for taking away his future and ruining his life because they buried him in a freezing shallow
grave. Club then sends the world into a winter post-apocalypse because he views the cold as a god, it resurrected
him, so he shows his gratitude to it by placing snow and ice world wide. Club the creates sentient snowmen to wipe
out the last of humanity because he thinks they ruin the cold.
When The story is set in 2009, Club is left in his grave for a month but the year doesn't change.
Where The story takes place in Manor Church of England Academy, York/Britain. Club kills his bullies at the back of the
school, in the sports field. Club then makes the school into his base of operation where he makes snowmen to kill
the last of humanity.
How Clubs soul gets frozen inside his body before it can leave and go to heaven, instead the soul gets rerouted and fuses

5. Idea 3: Fireman
Who Burney Samson was trapped in the twin towers before they collapsed, he got extreme burns and buried under
rubble for twenty years. The newly named “Fireman” wakes up and (thanks to the third degree burns to the head)
goes on a killing spree after washing up in the 9:11 memorial through a drain. Unlike the others I’ve come up with,
Fire doesn't have certain targets, he simply kills whoever he comes across.
What A fire fighter was trapped in the twin towers before they collapsed, he got badly burnt but didn’t die, instead, he
got buried under rubble and put in a coma for 20 years. Fireman gets washed out of the rubble by a drain that
leads to the 9:11 memorial, thanks to his to his third degree burns that lead to insanity, he then goes on a killing
spree. One of the many grievers tries to stop him from shattering the already destroyed lives.
Why Thanks to the third degree burns he got from 9:11, Fireman is a simple psychopath who kills any one he sees.
Through his eyes, Fireman sees everybody as flames that must be extinguished, and the tools he uses to kill people
he views as water. The protagonist stops him because she thinks the families of 9:11 had suffered enough, they
don’t need to lose even more of their kin.
When The film is set in 2021, twenty years after the tragedy that was 9:11.
Where All of this death takes place in New York around the area of the new world trade centre and the memorial sight.
Fireman will kill the families who are still grieving at the memorial sight, he will also kill everybody in the new world
trade centre… one by one!
How The fireman didn’t die and come back, instead, he got put into a comma for 20 years and buried in rubble. Third
degree burns to the brain make him go insane and kill everybody who he sees as a fire that needs to be put out

6. Mood board:

7. Research

8. Existing Product: Halloween
• Poster: The creative shot of Michaels face with Laurie Strode’s reflection is very entreating. The
face of Laurie in the reflection is an interesting one a viewer can identify with.
• Location: A dark background with nothing but the slasher and his victim’s face makes an
interesting atmosphere. The amount of mystery in a simple poster such as this can intrigue the
audience.
• Angle: The angle of the poster is a close-up face shot. The film has a creative one shot where
Michael goes from house to house and kills people: this brings change to the horror franchise;
trying something new and interesting
• Effects: The film uses CGI for the kills and creative transitions throughout the movie which is
used to build suspense and scary moments for the audience to enjoy.
• Use of Lighting: The poster has a dark creepy atmosphere with Michael’s knife being shown.
The film has some horror scenes in the day showing a pale atmosphere and most of the movie
is in creepy darkness, all of this makes an interesting setting.
• Mise en Scene: The film comes together well in its suspenseful rhythm; from the quiet stalking
to the sudden jump scare the cinematography can interest old and new fans a like.
• Costume: Michael wears an engineer suit and dawns his famous white mask, this classic get up
exciting nostalgic fans and it stands out to new viewers. The knife also shows that the Michael is
menacing and scary.
• Props: Practice effects and murder weapons add to the plot making it true to the original, which
impresses old fans, and would leave an impact on new fans thanks to the scary images.
• Colours: The film has dark gloomy colours with most of the movie at night, it adds to the
suspense of the stalker/killer Michael.
• Fonts: The poster has a simple font, but the big words make the title stand out and eye
catching. It sticks to the original cult classic that would win over old fans and be so eye-catching
it brings in new ones.
• Audience Appeal: The creepy atmosphere of darkness, a stalker watching you at every turn
thanks to the quiet background and suspenseful kills with a brilliant soundtrack can give horror
fans a classic thrill.

9. Existing Product:
Friday the 13th
Reboot
• Poster: The foggy darkness with a creepy pose from Jason makes an eye-catching poster that
makes old and new fans interested to see the movie.
• Location: The long since abandoned Camp Crystal Lake being roamed by a wilderness survivor
knowing the land inside out makes an excitingly creepy setting for all the horny teens to be
killed.
• Angle: The poster shows a full body shot of Jason; a creepy figure hanging over you makes the
poster stand out because it seems like its silently watching you in the shadows.
• Effects: The film uses practical effects in its kills, nostalgic horror fans would get a thrill from the
old ways of the franchise still having the fun the original had.
• Use of lighting: The poster and the movie has the light of the moon throughout; the light of the
moon gives an interesting new setting to the slasher franchise.
• Mise en Scene: The film has a good pace and build of Jason and suspense: one movie succeeded
were 11 failed miserably. Overall, this makes a good rhythm.
• Props: The mask and machete that made Jason so iconic would make fans very excited about the
movie when seeing the poster because it’s still staying to its old ways.
• Colours: The bright colours of the hockey mask with a faded and a dark scary atmosphere only
lighted by the moon makes a fascinating setting that is eye-catching to the audience.
• Fonts: The font gives nostalgic fans the same excitement they had in the 80s because of the red
words they grew up with.
• Audience Appeal: The franchise had 11 movies prier to it (most of them are bad), this film has a
good pace, a good setting and all the major plot points of the last movies put into one film which
overall makes newcomers and long-time fans love it alike.

10. Existing Product; Terrifier
• Poster: The poster has a lot of the plot on the cover showing viewers what
bloody, brutal kills to look forward to.
• Location: The film takes place in a gloomy warehouse, a new place for a slasher
which will give viewers a new interesting experience.
• Angle: The poster is partly inside and partly outside; inside and outside shots
can show the best cinematic shots of the movie.
• Effects: The film has the goriest kills I’ve ever seen and all with practical effects;
slasher fans who hate CGI will have a fun time with the practical kills and over
the top blood.
• Use of Lighting: The film is in a grey atmosphere, but the poster is full of neon
colours, it can interest nostalgic people and viewers can see an interesting
atmosphere in the movie.
• Mise en Scene: The movie is painful to watch but the kill scenes are suspenseful
and brutal which makes a gruesome rhythm for hardcore fans and viewers to
enjoy.
• Costume: Art the clown wares a black and white costume, people can enjoy the
classic scary clown design.
• Props: The film has a lot of practical effects for the gory kills and murder
weapons nostalgic horror fans will like because this movie doesn't use CGI.
• Colours: The poster is coloured in a neon theme which can excite nostalgic fans,
and the grey atmosphere ads an interesting theme for viewers
• Fonts: This twisted movie has simple fonts but an unnerving feel about them
because of how their shaped.
• Audience Appeal: The neon theme would excite people who still want to live in
the 1980s-90s. People who like violence and gore in fiction can find plenty of it
here.

11. Existing Product: The Strangers
Prey at Night
• Poster: The dark atmosphere and mysterious characters would intrigue the viewers
because of how out of place they are.
• Location: The film is set in a trailer park; a new setting for murder to take place which gives
the audience a new experience.
• Angle: The poster has a body shot of all the killers: this amount of detail stands out and
makes the poster eye-catching.
• Effects: The film is low-budget, but it has suspenseful moments and some practical effects
which would win over horror fans and haters of CGI.
• Use of Light: There’s one shot of the day and the rest is shot at night where the rest of the
night is suspenseful which will give fans who want to get scared a fright.
• Mise en Scene: This hole movie is rather sloppy, but it has some well-made scenes thanks
to creative camera work e.g., the camera bobbing up and down in the water in the victim’s
perspective.
• Costume: The strangers wear simplistic clothes, but the bazar masks stand out and would
get the audience intrigued to see the movie.
• Props: The movie has a more realistic take on weapons (the killers only use knives and an
axe) and the masks stand out, all of this makes the film seem more realistic.
• Colours: Most of the film is in creepy darkness, but the killers wear bright clothes which
make a bazar but interesting setting.
• Fonts: The title has a bright white and red look; the amount of light certainly makes it
stand out because most slasher titles aren’t bright.
• Audience Appeal: This film has a mysterious setting, colourful killers and a more realistic
take on genocidal situations, this movie can certainly interest and audience.

12. Research
Summary
• What have you learned from your research? I’ve learned that, in horror movies: lighting
props and continuity is important. Lighting makes a scary atmosphere for the plot witch all
horror movies try to achieve. Deaths in horror movies are very common and the viewers
want practical effects for the kills other wise CGI ruins them, and fans are always wanting
horror sequels to be similar to the original.
• What aspects of the research will you include within your on work? I’ll include the lighting
of horror movies to make a creepy atmosphere in my own work. Practical effects will be
used for all the kills in my story. And if I continue my story I’ll make it connected to the
original instead of having convoluted reboots.

13. Bibliography
1. Friday the 13th reboot (2009) Directed by Marcus Nipsel. [Featured Film]. Warner Brothers Studios
2. The Strangers Prey at Night (2018) Directed by Johannes Roberts. [Featured Film] Rouge Pictures
3. Terrifier (2016) Directed by Damien Leone [Featured Film] Dread Central Presents
4. Halloween (2018) Directed by David Green [ Featured Film] Universal Studios

14. Movie Poster

15. Poster Evolution

16. Poster Reflection
• What did I do? I made a poster from a movie title generator, the title being ‘raised by the moon’. I made my
poster be a knight who’s forever loyal to the moon. I chose pictures that were all one colour to give the
poster a blue themed design.
• How did it go? My poster turned out okay, but I had some difficulties at the start. I forgot how to use
photoshop which lead to technical difficulties, trying to cut out parts of images caused the hole thing to
crash. The title was also bland in colouring at the start, but I was able to get the work done in time.
• What did I learn? I quickly learned how to use photoshop after a lot of time had passed. The stuff I learned
on photoshop was; Placing and growing images, getting rid of backgrounds and add shading etc. I learned
how to make posters look interesting and less boring after a failed first attempt.
• How could that help me in my up coming project? Getting more experience with photoshop will allow me to
produce future magazine covers and posters quicker. I can use the failed title to make better titles for my
future design projects.
• What could I improve? I could add the extra parts of the poster which are: the Billing Block, Tag Line, Actors,
Release date etc. I could also add more detail to the bland title and add some extra details to the poster.
• What could I learn next? I could learn the other tools in photoshop to make my posters better looking in
their designs. I could learn more about the little details of posters to add more detail to my own poster
designs. And I could also learn different types of title designs to make mine less boring and more eye
catching.

17. Magazine Cover

18. Magazine Cover Reflection
• What did I do? I made a magazine cover of the videogame character Shovel Knight. The
Cover is simplistic and was put together quickly because of its short time limit.
• How did it go? The making of this poster was simplistic and short, but it was short because
of its short time allotment. It was a fun poster to put together, but some back ground
cutting out caused photoshop to freeze and accidently erase parts of my work.
• What did I learn? I learned that magazines have a lot going on in the front cover of the
magazine. Videogame magazines have the most detail on them and I will include more
detail in future projects.
• How could this help me in my up coming project? Learning that magazine covers have a lot
going on in them to intrigue the audience, I can use those designs. I can use those design
ideas to add to my own magazine covers to make them look more detailed.
• What could I improve? I could add more pictures to my magazine cover of videogame
character: Shovel Knight. I could add more pictures to have more going on in my videogame
cover to be more eye-catching and interesting.
• What could I learn next? I could learn all the design ideas for magazines and make a full
magazine book in future projects. I could learn the individual parts of a magazine cover to
make my covers more imaginative and detailed.

19. Pre-Production and
Planning

20. Style Sheet
Layout design
Baseball Basher
Coming 26 0f Feb
£30 per ticket
“A new type of slasher”
-Me
“A baseball slasher finally done right”
-Also Me
These teens aren’t going to ‘home run’.

21. Baseball Basher

22. Baseball Basher

23. Colour Scheme
1. The grey will be over the protagonist and
victims in the poster, I chose the grey colour
scheme to resemble the boringness and
depression of the characters.
2. The white will show the characters and the
killer, I choose this to resemble a small beam
of hope for the victims survival and help the
audience see what's happening.
3. The darkness will be over most of the poster,
I choose this to resemble the scary setting of
being alone in the darkness.
4. The red will be the clothes of the killer and it
will be on most of the poster, obviously I
chose the red to resemble the blood of the
killers victims.

24. Fonts:
Melted Monster is the font I choose for my poster, it resembles the undead side of the story and it has blood dripping.

25. Magazine and advert layouts
I choose to make the design look like this because it is simple but it can give the
reader a basic idea of what the story would be about.

26. Contingency
What can go wrong? What can you do if it does?
People would pass by while trying to take photos Go to an empty part of the college
There could be the wrong weather Edit it out on the poster
Might not have the right props Get spares or use replacements
The actors may not show up Get replacement actors
Not the right equipment Have spares or use replacements
People may get injured Get them help and get replacement
Actors could be distracted Take away distractions

27. Risk Assessment
What could be a risk to you, others or the equipment? How can you make sure that doesn’t happen? What will you
do if it does?
Weather Take photos inside
Baseball Bat Keep it hidden most of the time
Kid actors Threaten to kick them out or get replacements
Passing People Wait for people to pass or go to private area
Area Take photos in different areas
Tripod Properly secure tripod or put camera on replacement
Helmet Keep it hidden most of the time

28. Production

29. Synopsis
• At the city of Atlanta, America in 1979, 16-year-old siblings Ruben and Robin Ruth (descendants
of Babe Ruth, the best baseball player in history) never get along. Ruben is favored both in school
and by his parents for having the same baseball skills his ancestor had. He never loses matches and
never gets bullied, but that’s because he is the bully! The spoiled little Brat he is, Ruben used his
favoritism to get away with whatever he wants to do. He is the worst bully in the country, bullying
six kids in particular: Martha Bergan, Raymond Chaplin, Eddie Delahanty, Gregory Hallman, Joanna
Calisto and his own sister: Robin.
• The six friends plot their revenge by dressing up as the opposite team in Ruben’s most recent
game at Truist Park. They would throw a ball which he would miss. This would ruin his perfect
streak and make him loose his popularity. Instead, the ball hit Ruben’s face and he tumbles over a
railing he fell and gets impaled on a broken one. Except for five out of the six friends, the hole city
mourned him with Robin being the only one of the six feeling guilty.
• Ruben is buried close to Truist Park in his red uniform with his favorite wooden bat. He is
forgotten by most after his burial, but some go to the stadium on the anniversary of his death to
keep his memory alive. Four years later, Ruben’s soul is in hell, wanting nothing but vengeance for
his life and future being cut short. The devil reanimates him on his anniversary to kill the six that
indirectly killed him. In exchange, he could feast on the souls of his victims.
• While Robin goes to the stadium to grieve the other friends only come to celebrate the
anniversary of his death. At the same time Ruben crawls out of his grave, gets his bat, and goes to
the stadium to kill them one by one! Most friends lose interest in celebrating. They decided to
leave, but Ruben locked the main door, so they split up to find another exit.
• Ruben (now called The Baseball Basher, or simply Basher) has his first blood by killing Martha.
She goes into the locker room to find an exit but only finds a lock door. Martha attempts to open
the door, but sounds cause her to turn around and see Basher face to face. Basher doesn’t hesitate
as he hits Martha to the ground with the bat. He goes to town on her, throwing 20 hard swings on
the skull until her head is reduced to mush. He wipes the blood of his bat and leaves the body with
the spurting jaw stump for his victims to find.

30. Synopsis
• Basher then finds Eddie in the equipment room; he tackles him to the ground and ties him up with cable
ties and knocks him out.
• Eddie wakes up to find all his limbs separately tied to a massive net facing a ball launcher. Basher puts spikey
baseball balls in the machine which impale Eddie all over the body. The last ball lands in his mouth which
basher pushes deeper into his mouth, finally killing him.
• The last lone friend is Greg who walks through the field only to get hogtied by Basher with a large rope
attached to his legs. He moves to the center of the four bases and begins to swing Greg in squares around each
base face first. Greg is bleeding all over the front of his body where he witnesses Basher beginning to run round
the bases, building up speed, jumping over his body at the same time. Basher then skids to the base where
Greg’s head is placed. He uses the spikey soul of his shoes to knock half the face off him.
• Robin, Ray and Joanna eventually make their way to the exit where they find the bodies of Eddie when
taking a short cut through the field. Joanna vomits and faces her friends only for a spare broken bat to be hit
over her head with the bat head made spikey. Basher stabs her through the back and keeps on jamming it
deeper until her heart gets pushed out from the other side. Basher takes out his real bat and chases Robin and
Ray through the stadium where they run past the corpses of their friends.
• Basher eventually loses their trail. Robin and Ray hide behind one of the locked rows. Ray decides to distract
Basher, so Robin has a chance of escape. Ray tells her that Basher burnt his family’s house down when he was
sixteen, plunging his family into extreme poverty. Ray was the thrower who made a railing spikey and broken for
Basher to fall onto. He threw the ball intently hard so he would fall on the railing and die, all as an act of
vengeance.
• Unloading all this truth onto Robin left her shocked as Ray shouts for Basher’s attention. Ray attempts to
run as Basher peruses him only to slip on the pool of blood left by Martha’s crownless head. Basher forces Ray’s
mouth open where he shoves his bat down his throat. Several twists of the bat caused the front of Ray’s torso
to explode. Robin eventually snaps out of her trance, grabs a bat to defend herself with and flees to the main
entrance.

31. Synopsis
• Basher corners her at the entrance where
brother and sister have a brief bat fight before
he gets her in a choak hold with his bat. Robin
attempts to break free until she looks at her bat
which us decaying and broken. She kicks Basher
in the crouch which causes him to drop his bat
and focus on the pain. Robin hits the bat over
Basher’s head which knocks his helmet off and
makes the bat spikey. She slits his throat with it,
but the giant slash from the bat causes his hole
head to come off.
• In the end, Robin escapes, and her brother
dies all over again. His soul goes back to hell
where the devil can still resurrect him.

32. Advertising

33. Advertising and magazine

34. Baseball Basher
merchandise

35. Film Poster
Beta Poster
Official Poster

37. Magazine
Front
Cover

38. Double page spread

39. Reflection
• What I did: I made a poster on a baseball slasher who killed kids that ruined his
career one by one with a baseball club.
• How it went: When I was taking pictures of the actors on the stairs some
people passed and disrupted the photo shoot, and the actors messed around
which made the production last longer, but in the end, I was able to get one
successful shot of them and I got a lot of successful shots of the slasher. Trying
to find a side of the college that looked like a stadium was a challenge, but I
eventually found a good enough spot for the backdrop, I also had to take
pictures of blood-soaked props with fake blood, I eventually had one successful
shot at the expense of spending a long time washing the fake blood off. The
editing was difficult at first, with me having to make an unknown number of
posters, I eventually got the hang of it and made all of them on time.
• How I could’ve improved it: I could’ve chosen more sensible students from the
class to be the characters for my photo shoot, and I could’ve found a better
place to take pictures without people passing by, next time I know who to
choose and I will use an emptier stair well for my photography. I could’ve gone
to the Cineworld football stadium to be my backdrop instead of using a
background that looked nothing like a stadium, I could’ve also brought wipes to
properly get rid of all the fake blood I put on the props, I will take better
pictures outside of college and bring proper cleaning materials next time. I
could’ve planned more ahead with the posters so I could edit proper ideas I
made, next time I will devote more time to the planning in my spare time.
• What I’m going to do next: I’m going to wright my synopsis of the posters story;
I did this subject the opposite way round because I brought my props in of the
first day.

40. Reflection
• What techniques I’ve used: When taking the
photos, I used a wide shot where I used the
stairwell as an empty background so it wouldn’t
disrupt the editing. I put the backgrounds on
first so they wouldn’t overlap the main pictures
and then I enraged the main pictures in a
collage pattern.
• How my work looked: Even though it was
difficult at the start, I was able to make good
posters that came together well. The works
were dark and scary which matched the
atmosphere I was trying to make; I was also able
to meld the darkness with the baseball props
which made a good setting overall.

41. Reflection on Synopsis
• What I did: I wrote the story of what’s going on in my poster.
• How it went: I was afraid that I wouldn't write the synopsis right and I would’ve
had to constantly go back and change it until I did it right. However, after I
wrote it, I only had three problems to correct; write everything in the present
tense, leave more full-stops instead of commers and write why the characters
went to the place they were going to get killed in. I solved the problems by;
changing the first few paragraphs to present tense by changing some words,
making the long sentences into short ones by changing the commers into full-
stops and change the plot from the characters mourning to celebrating their
victim's death.
• How I could’ve improved it: Despite producing this story for weeks on end,
there were still some plot holes in my story, and I covered the deaths in too
much detail. I could’ve improved the plot by explaining the characters motives
and actions more in the story than making them to just simply die, next time I
will make the characters more complex. I could’ve improved the plot’s length
by cutting down on the gory details of the deaths which would shorten the
story by a page, I will have the plot not so reliant on the plot next time.
• What I’m going to do next: I’m going to make a double spread sheet.

42. Reflection on Double
Spread Sheet
• What I did: I made a double spread sheet on my adventure poster.
• How it went: At first, I thought it would be difficult to make a spread
sheet, but I found it surprisingly easy when I began to make earlier
today. I struggled to properly put my real-life images onto the
background in photoshop and were to position the filler red text
which I feared couldn’t be seen. After 40 minutes, I was able to make
a proper double spread sheet, I was able to put the real-life picture in
and I was able to position the text in properly which was viewable.
• How I could’ve improved it: The poster did look a little bit bland
when it was properly excited and finished, but despite it’s flaws it still
worked in the end. I could’ve made the double spread sheet more
detailed because it was just a black screen with red writing and a
picture of my killer, next time I will look through more double spread
sheets to get more creative ideas. I could’ve made proper text for the
double spread sheet instead of just having filler for all the side
writing on the double spread sheet, I will write about the production
history in the text to not have filler.
• What I’m going to do next: I’m going to research things for my LMP.

43. Reflection on
double spread
sheet
• What techniques I used: I took wide photos of
myself and took many to see which ones would go
well with double spread sheet. I made the words
red and the background black to make it have a
scary atmosphere, I made the redness light so it
would be extra scary.
• How my work looked: Despite being simple, the
double spread sheet looks good, came together
quite well and looks professional. The darkness
and red writing add to the scary baseball theme,
its simplicity is getting the design out clearer than I
thought.

44. Adventure
Part II

45. Bibliography
Pre-production and Planning

46. Style Sheet

47. Game layouts

48. Game Summary
A quick summary of the game.
● Some Bullet Points with Unique Features
● And A Few More

49. Game Overview
Theme / Setting / Genre
Show some example images or similar games / movies / books / TV shows with similar themes.
Core Gameplay Mechanics
Point to other games that this is similar to.

50. Story and Gameplay
Story
Once upon a time, in a universe far away…
Explain how the story will be told -- cut-scenes? A ‘talking head’?
Core Gameplay
A description of the game ‘loop.’
A flowchart is nice:
Upgrade
Character
Core Loop
-$
Enter Arena Battle
Payout
To Winner
-$ +$
Unlock
New Arena
-$

51. Levels
Details about how many levels.
How levels will vary.
An example of a beginner level.
An example of a complex level.
Games usually start easy as the player learns the game, getting a bit more difficult until the
player faces off against a nerve-wracking “boss fight” or “challenge gate”, then down to a
bit easier again to let players relax.

52. Assets
● Use this space to show the assets that you have made.
● If they are animated, then embed those animations on to your blog. They won’t work if you embed them here.
● Assets could be character designs and animations, environments, power ups, enemies, game over screens. Make
as much as you can, to get across how your game will look and play.

53. Evaluation

54. Research

55. Planning

56. Time Management

57. Technical Qualities

58. Aesthetic Qualities

59. Aural Qualities

60. Audience Appeal

61. Overall strengths and weaknesses of the final
package.