Adventure Project Proposal
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The document proposes a marketing package and video game animation for an adventure film and game concept called "Vanish," about detectives solving the mystery of a vanished city, targeting male teens from working-class backgrounds seeking escapism. The proposal outlines the target audience, rationale, concept, production techniques, schedule, evaluation plans, and bibliography for the project, which will involve designing logos, a magazine cover, posters, and pixel art animations using skills in Photoshop, sound recording, and character/location design.
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1. initial plans (FMP)
Fraser Hardwick is considering different options for their final major product and is initially drawn to creating a short film, though acknowledges it will require the most work. They plan to develop an elaborate backstory if choosing a film and must film within the next two weeks to take advantage of available resources. Hardwick also discusses emulating noir films by exploring genres not often covered by other students and drawing inspiration from Blade Runner and L.A. Noir. Mind maps are included outlining potential story, character, location and technical ideas to prepare for production. Mood boards visualize the intended dark, detective noir style through repeated black and white imagery of objects and close-ups.
1. initial plans FMP (re-upload)
Fraser Hardwick is considering different options for their final major product. They are initially drawn to creating a film, though acknowledge it would require the most work. They have also done well previously with a videogame and print work. If doing a film, Fraser would create an accompanying website and backstory. Shooting must begin in the next two weeks to make use of available resources. Fraser aims to emulate noir films by exploring unique ideas that have not been seen often from other students. They will draw inspiration from films like Blade Runner and the game LA Noir. Pros include filling a gap in the market for recent noir films, while a con is the niche audience. Various mind maps lay out story, characters,
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This document contains summaries and analyses of 8 images created for a student film project. Each image is described in terms of its original purpose, the visual and technical codes used, and a critical reflection on how well it achieved its purpose and the quality of execution. The images include posters, character headshots and full body shots, and screenshots from scenes. Overall, the analyses indicate that the images generally fulfilled their intended purposes to showcase characters, wardrobe, and convey the film's narrative, though some had issues with contrast, lighting, or use of post-production effects like vignettes.
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This document provides guidelines for evaluating 8 images as part of a unit. Each image evaluation must discuss:
1. The visual codes used in the image such as composition, narrative, contrast, etc.
2. The technical codes used such as production techniques, image manipulation, and technology.
3. The original purpose of the image such as its media format, style, and intended audience.
4. A critical reflection of how well the image achieves its intended purpose.
5. A critical reflection of the quality of execution regarding techniques, process, production, and development needs.
Concept art work
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Media evaluation question 4
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Fraser Hardwick is considering different options for their final major product and is initially drawn to creating a short film, though acknowledges it will require the most work. They plan to develop an elaborate backstory if choosing a film and must film within the next two weeks to take advantage of available resources. Hardwick also discusses emulating noir films by exploring genres not often covered by other students and drawing inspiration from Blade Runner and L.A. Noir. Mind maps are included outlining potential story, character, location and technical ideas to prepare for production. Mood boards visualize the intended dark, detective noir style through repeated black and white imagery of objects and close-ups.
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This document provides guidelines for evaluating 8 images as part of a unit. Each image evaluation must discuss:
1. The visual codes used in the image such as composition, narrative, contrast, etc.
2. The technical codes used such as production techniques, image manipulation, and technology.
3. The original purpose of the image such as its media format, style, and intended audience.
4. A critical reflection of how well the image achieves its intended purpose.
5. A critical reflection of the quality of execution regarding techniques, process, production, and development needs.
Concept art work
A concept artist generates preliminary visual designs for items, characters, or environments that do not yet exist for various creative projects like films, animations, and video games. They must have artistic skills to visualize ideas but also work within deadlines. Their creativity is evident in how they interpret and realize subject matter. Concept art is essential for video games as it greatly impacts the overall quality and experience. Games companies rely on concept artists to design distinctive units, buildings, and worlds that immerse players and drive trends. Portfolios of concept art help artists prove their skills and get jobs in the competitive game industry.
Media evaluation question 4
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Unit 1
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Proposal adv project 2020
This proposal outlines a project to create a poster, magazine cover, and animated cut scene for an original film concept that would then be translated into a video game. The film would be a mystery thriller rated for ages 15 and up, focusing on an ex-hitman as the main character. Research would include studying film noir posters and gameplay styles to inform the design of the poster and cut scene. The cut scene would be pixel animated in Photoshop and include diegetic sounds found online. Progress would be tracked in a production diary and the work would undergo a self-evaluation and peer review.
FMP Pitch
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Irn bru pro forma
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5. proposal
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2. The proposal draws on the author's skills in Photoshop, Premiere, and previous experience making an advert game. These skills will be used to create an 8-bit maze with animated textures and characters for players to shoot or avoid zombies.
3. Research will include existing similar games, audience preferences, and other students' work to help design a unique, audience-focused game. The author will create the 8
1. fmp initial plans
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1. fmp initial plans
Jake plans to create a game music video montage featuring clips from various action video games set to dramatic music. He will edit the game clips together in Adobe Premiere and include popular rock songs to create tension. Jake will also design a poster using characters from the games in the montage to advertise both the video and his YouTube channel where it will be posted, aiming the products at a teenage and young adult male audience.
Proposal Megan.docx
Megan Bannister proposes creating a 2-minute pixel art animation trailer for a "cosy" video game called "Cosy Trading". The game would involve trading items between NPCs in a town with an underlying message of hope and kindness. Megan will create the animation using Photoshop and Premier Pro. Over the project period, she will design characters, locations, and animations like walk cycles. Megan will evaluate her work weekly and conduct a final self-evaluation to improve her skills in project planning and analysis.
5. fmp pre production (finished)
Make any necessary changes and improvements.
Day 9 ∙ Export Trailer and do final touches ∙ After Effects
∙ Movie Plus
Day 10 ∙ Export all promotional products ∙ After Effects
∙ Photoshop
Day 11 ∙ Get Feedback and make any final changes ∙ After Effects
∙ Photoshop
Day 12 ∙ Final Export and Upload Trailer and Promotional Products ∙ Youtube
∙ Artstation
Proposal adv project 2020
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2. Production techniques like green screen, foley/beatbox sound effects, and Photoshop will be used. A production schedule outlines tasks over 10 weeks including planning, creating assets, and final evaluation.
3. Research sources are cited including websites, games, magazines to inform the project concept and style.
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