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The document proposes two potential ideas for a final major project (FMP) in game design or live brief work. For the game design idea, the student aims to create an experimental pixel art game exploring the theme of psyche through graphics, animation, sound design, and programming. Inspirations mentioned include experimental films, games with changing environments, and Surrealist art. The live brief idea involves creating branding and marketing materials for a new craft beer/spirits bar, and would utilize graphic design, web design, photography, video, and motion graphics. Influences and the local market are discussed. While familiar with branding, the student finds the project less interesting than experimental game design.
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Jack Henderson is excited about the video game brief due to his knowledge and experience in video games. He plans to create game assets using Photoshop and Premiere and has some initial game ideas. His previous IRN-BRU project was restricted, but this project allows more creative freedom. He created a mind map and mood board analyzing popular games to influence his product's graphics, colors, and style. His schedule outlines tasks like audience research, asset creation, sound design, and evaluation over 5 weeks.
2. initial plans
Allan plans to create a first-person shooter (FPS) game since he is familiar with the genre. He will focus on designing characters and items. He will use a mood board with repeated colors and styles to influence the war-themed game. Over 5 weeks, Allan will complete tasks such as character designs, level designs, user interface, and animations with sound. He will use 7 sources for inspiration and research, including existing FPS games.
FMP Pitch
The document outlines two potential ideas for a final major project (FMP) in game design or branding/marketing. The first idea is to create an experimental pixel art game exploring the theme of psyche, potentially using techniques like animation, sound design, and experimental game mechanics. Examples of inspirations mentioned include the film Anomalisa and the game Layers of Fear. The second idea is to do branding and marketing for an upcoming craft beer/spirits bar, which could involve graphic design, web design, photography, and finding a brand identity.
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The document outlines Jack Bevens' initial plans for creating a new video game. It details his past experiences creating games, which he initially disliked but found more enjoyable with experience. For his new game, he created mind maps with ideas for horror, action, and adventure games, and decided on a zombie horror game. He wrote down more ideas for the zombie game and was happy with his concept. He also created a mood board to influence the look and feel of the final product and outlined a 5-week schedule to develop the game.
2. initial plans finished
Louis Biddles plans to create an endless runner game similar to Jetpack Joyride where the player controls a character being chased and must jump over obstacles while collecting power ups. They feel this genre would be a good fit as it can look clean and professional while not being too difficult to make, though some complex features will be challenging. They have begun experimenting, mind mapping ideas, and creating a mood board to influence the final product's design through inspiration from other games' use of bold colors and theming suited to pixels. A schedule is laid out over 5 weeks for production, research, evaluation, and using sources like Subway Surfers for reference.
2. initial plans
Ethan Hunter was initially confident in his ability to create a unique video game concept. However, upon starting the process, he is facing difficulties that are challenging his original ideas. All of his game ideas feel unoriginal, and he is limited in the complexity he can achieve using Photoshop, which will result in a very simplistic visual product. This does not align with his goal of creating something complex and intricate. He is struggling to overcome these problems and develop a concept that is unique.
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Jack Henderson is excited about the video game brief due to his knowledge and experience in video games. He plans to create game assets using Photoshop and Premiere and has some initial game ideas. His previous IRN-BRU project was restricted, but this project allows more creative freedom. He created a mind map and mood board analyzing popular games to influence his product's graphics, colors, and style. His schedule outlines tasks like audience research, asset creation, sound design, and evaluation over 5 weeks.
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Allan plans to create a first-person shooter (FPS) game since he is familiar with the genre. He will focus on designing characters and items. He will use a mood board with repeated colors and styles to influence the war-themed game. Over 5 weeks, Allan will complete tasks such as character designs, level designs, user interface, and animations with sound. He will use 7 sources for inspiration and research, including existing FPS games.
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The document outlines two potential ideas for a final major project (FMP) in game design or branding/marketing. The first idea is to create an experimental pixel art game exploring the theme of psyche, potentially using techniques like animation, sound design, and experimental game mechanics. Examples of inspirations mentioned include the film Anomalisa and the game Layers of Fear. The second idea is to do branding and marketing for an upcoming craft beer/spirits bar, which could involve graphic design, web design, photography, and finding a brand identity.
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The document outlines Jack Bevens' initial plans for creating a new video game. It details his past experiences creating games, which he initially disliked but found more enjoyable with experience. For his new game, he created mind maps with ideas for horror, action, and adventure games, and decided on a zombie horror game. He wrote down more ideas for the zombie game and was happy with his concept. He also created a mood board to influence the look and feel of the final product and outlined a 5-week schedule to develop the game.
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Louis Biddles plans to create an endless runner game similar to Jetpack Joyride where the player controls a character being chased and must jump over obstacles while collecting power ups. They feel this genre would be a good fit as it can look clean and professional while not being too difficult to make, though some complex features will be challenging. They have begun experimenting, mind mapping ideas, and creating a mood board to influence the final product's design through inspiration from other games' use of bold colors and theming suited to pixels. A schedule is laid out over 5 weeks for production, research, evaluation, and using sources like Subway Surfers for reference.
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Ethan Hunter was initially confident in his ability to create a unique video game concept. However, upon starting the process, he is facing difficulties that are challenging his original ideas. All of his game ideas feel unoriginal, and he is limited in the complexity he can achieve using Photoshop, which will result in a very simplistic visual product. This does not align with his goal of creating something complex and intricate. He is struggling to overcome these problems and develop a concept that is unique.
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The document outlines an individual's initial plans for creating a new zombie-themed video game. It describes their early hesitation towards game development but growing interest after completing two games. It details brainstorming three game ideas and choosing zombies due to a preference for horror. A mind map is included of the zombie game concept. Images were collected for a mood board to influence the final product's style and tone. A production schedule was drafted across five weeks to research, plan, develop and evaluate the game. Seven existing zombie-focused video games and films were listed as sources of inspiration and audience research.
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4. proposal
1. The project is an escape room video game where the player controls a character trapped in an abandoned house. The player must find clues around the house to solve a code that unlocks the door to escape.
2. The target audience is males aged 16-24 who enjoy video games. This age group is appealing for gaming. The game provides a challenge and sense of accomplishment for "Achiever" players, and can be played socially by "Belongers."
3. The creator has experience with Photoshop and pixel animation from previous classes and a similar game created in LVL2 media studies. This experience will allow them to create higher quality animation and graphics for the project.
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Jack Morton created an adver game and reflected on the process. He used the crop tool to remove unwanted areas from images of a comet and planet. He also used the rotate tool to change the angle of the comet to make it look more relevant. He chose sharp colors to grab attention. While he felt the spaceships could have a better design, overall the game seemed friendly and suitable for all audiences.
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Jack Morton created an experiment using the pencil tool in Photoshop to draw elements like the moon, ghost, character, knife, and blood effects. He chose the pencil tool because it was instant and accurate compared to the brush tool. Jack then used a template and the lasso tool to create a green hill background. For his final product, Jack plans to include pixel design and blood effects to attract different gamers. He will also improve the layout and design to make it more pleasing to customers. Jack will use effects like different screen colors to highlight important elements and make the game more interesting than others.
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The document summarizes the stages of a student's video game concept project over 14 weeks. It began with research on game ideas and genres. Planning involved designing characters and a backstory. Research on games like Skyrim and Baldur's Gate helped determine the fantasy genre and audience. Production involved creating 2D background art and 3D assets in Unity to demonstrate the concept. Evaluation reflected on each project stage and how further time could improve the concept presentation. The student is pleased with the new skills learned and personal connection to the project.
2. initial plans
Kai Todd provides an initial reaction to their project, noting they find it interesting because they can learn new skills and it combines their hobby of gaming. Their mood board analysis indicates they chose dark colors and medieval/futuristic themes for inspiration. They plan to take colors from the mood board for character and background designs, and base menu characters on images. Their schedule outlines a 5 week plan including research, production, and evaluation. They list 7 sources they plan to use, including video games like Destiny and Diablo 3 for audience research.
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The document outlines an initial plan for a top-down racing video game project. It includes an initial positive reaction to the project idea but a lack of animation experience. The first step is to create a simple top-down racing game focused on cars. Photoshop skills will allow for easy frame creation. A mind map and mood board are included to influence the final product's colors, styles, and tones based on successful similar games. A 5-week schedule is outlined including level and scene creation. Seven source materials are listed including popular racing games to draw inspiration from.
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This proposal outlines a 2D platformer video game targeted at teenagers and young adults aged 15-21 of mixed gender from lower-middle socioeconomic backgrounds. Research will be conducted on similar classic games like Mario and Sonic to determine effective level, enemy, and boss battle designs. The game will have graphics inspired by 8-bit or 16-bit era titles. Ongoing and final self-reflections will evaluate the game's development process and outcomes to improve the creator's future work.
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This proposal outlines a fantasy RPG video game project targeted towards teenagers and young adults aged 14-21. The student will draw upon skills learned in Photoshop and video editing/animation software from previous college courses. Research on pixel art and sprites from popular culture will inform the creation of characters. Continuous evaluation through screenshots will allow analysis of strengths and weaknesses to improve future work. The evaluation process will help develop working practices for the student's study and potential media career.
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4. proposal
1. The project is an escape room video game where the player controls a character trapped in an abandoned house. The player must find clues around the house to solve a code that unlocks the door to escape.
2. The target audience is males aged 16-24 who enjoy video games. This age group is appealing for gaming. The game provides a challenge and sense of accomplishment for "Achiever" players, and can be played socially by "Belongers."
3. The creator has experience with Photoshop and pixel animation from previous classes and a similar game created in LVL2 media studies. This experience will allow them to create higher quality animation and graphics for the project.
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The document outlines Jessie Bourke's initial plans for an animation game project. Some potential game ideas are a coin collection game or a switch and match game. Jessie is considering setting the game around defeating a boss. A mood board analysis found that most collected game images used dark colors and had cartoon-like or realistic styles. The tone of the games was often childish or included some violence. The mood board may influence the background and characters in Jessie's game. A schedule is included, outlining plans and tasks for production over 5 weeks, including research, proposal, planning, production, and evaluation. Potential research sources are also listed.
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Jack Morton created an adver game and reflected on the process. He used the crop tool to remove unwanted areas from images of a comet and planet. He also used the rotate tool to change the angle of the comet to make it look more relevant. He chose sharp colors to grab attention. While he felt the spaceships could have a better design, overall the game seemed friendly and suitable for all audiences.
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Jack Roberts plans to create an endless runner game with a simplistic, pixelated aesthetic inspired by Jetpack Joyride. While drawing is not his strength, he intends to leverage his musical skills to create appealing background music that enhances the pacing of the game. His mood board research indicates a dark color palette and metallic/slimy alien designs will influence the look of the game. Over the coming weeks, he will research similar existing games, develop a proposal, and begin production with the goal of completing the project and conducting an evaluation.
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The document provides an evaluation of Jack Morton's FMP project. It discusses the strengths and weaknesses of his research, planning, and time management. For research, key strengths included focusing on essential information and understanding different techniques used. However, adding more detail slowed progress. For planning, strengths were choosing eye-catching designs and finding the right colors/movement. Weaknesses included spending too much time on style sheets. For time management, more focus was needed on important parts of the project to achieve higher marks. Peer feedback praised visual effects and game modes but noted designs could be improved and animations made sharper. The student agrees improvements can be made to effects, backgrounds, animations, and designs.
Project 4 - Evaluation
The document summarizes Luke Nicholson's process for an interactive evaluation project creating a platformer game. It describes the research phase focusing on Mario games, planning phase developing background, character, and coins, and time management allocating more time to difficult parts and animation. Technically, it is a bright, simple puzzle platformer like others in the genre. Aesthetically, it uses bright simplistic colors and realistic background. The target audience is teenagers seeking a simple, colorful, and relaxing puzzle game. Peer feedback noted bright colors, simplistic gameplay, and potential to expand puzzles and show more of the game. Based on feedback, the creator would make puzzles more challenging and use darker colors in parts of the game.
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Jack Morton created an experiment using the pencil tool in Photoshop to draw elements like the moon, ghost, character, knife, and blood effects. He chose the pencil tool because it was instant and accurate compared to the brush tool. Jack then used a template and the lasso tool to create a green hill background. For his final product, Jack plans to include pixel design and blood effects to attract different gamers. He will also improve the layout and design to make it more pleasing to customers. Jack will use effects like different screen colors to highlight important elements and make the game more interesting than others.
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Presentation script
The document summarizes the stages of a student's video game concept project over 14 weeks. It began with research on game ideas and genres. Planning involved designing characters and a backstory. Research on games like Skyrim and Baldur's Gate helped determine the fantasy genre and audience. Production involved creating 2D background art and 3D assets in Unity to demonstrate the concept. Evaluation reflected on each project stage and how further time could improve the concept presentation. The student is pleased with the new skills learned and personal connection to the project.
2. initial plans
Kai Todd provides an initial reaction to their project, noting they find it interesting because they can learn new skills and it combines their hobby of gaming. Their mood board analysis indicates they chose dark colors and medieval/futuristic themes for inspiration. They plan to take colors from the mood board for character and background designs, and base menu characters on images. Their schedule outlines a 5 week plan including research, production, and evaluation. They list 7 sources they plan to use, including video games like Destiny and Diablo 3 for audience research.
Initial plans
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5. proposal
This proposal outlines a 2D platformer video game targeted at teenagers and young adults aged 15-21 of mixed gender from lower-middle socioeconomic backgrounds. Research will be conducted on similar classic games like Mario and Sonic to determine effective level, enemy, and boss battle designs. The game will have graphics inspired by 8-bit or 16-bit era titles. Ongoing and final self-reflections will evaluate the game's development process and outcomes to improve the creator's future work.
2. initial plans
Here are 7 potential sources you could include in your bibliography:
1. Edmund McMillen and Tyler Glaiel (2010) Super Meat Boy
2. Team Meat (2008) Super Meat Boy
3. Edmund McMillen (2005) Aether
4. Derek Yu (2003) Spelunky
5. Lucas Pope (2013) Papers, Please
6. Jonathan Blow (2008) Braid
7. ThatGameCompany (2009) flOw
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The document proposes a 2D arcade-style spaceship game called "Spaceship Invaders" to entertain customers. It will feature colorful designs, original sound effects, and gameplay elements like shields to defend against enemy fire. The purpose is to draw attention, bring nostalgia of 1980s games, and encourage competition to beat high scores. The target audience is ages 13+ of either gender who enjoy challenging games. Elements from research like ship design and colors will influence the final production, which will follow legal and ethical guidelines to avoid offensive content or copyright issues.
1. initial plans (1)
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This proposal outlines a video game project aimed at 18-20 year olds of both genders and all social statuses. The game will be inspired by the Grand Theft Auto series and focus on tasks and concepts more appealing to males. Research conducted included interviews with the target audience to understand their preferences, and analyzing existing games to identify appealing elements. The project will be created in Photoshop using skills developed in previous classes. Ongoing evaluations and a final self-reflection will help assess strengths, weaknesses, and areas for improvement to further develop the creator's skills.
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2. initial plans
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- Strengths that will help include skills in pixel art animation and ability to improvise. Potential limitations are time management and planning.
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1. initial plans
The document discusses the student's initial ideas for their final project, which included either making a film or video game. They decided to make a 2D side-scrolling platformer video game, as they had experience with that genre from previous projects. They created mind maps of potential ideas and enemies. A mood board provided inspiration for forest/city level visuals and potential box art designs. While building on past experience was a strength, the genre may lack originality.
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2. Initial Plans
The document outlines Tom Haase's initial plans for a mobile game project. It discusses that he intends to create a row/column style game like Candy Crush Saga or Tetris. The target audience will be 16-19 year olds. He created an animation previously but wants to improve his skills in pixel art and animation. For this project, he plans to make a side-scrolling game like Sonic. He is experienced with Premiere Pro and believes he can create cutscenes for the game. He includes a mind map, mood board, and schedule to plan the project.
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- For radio, advantages include being able to listen while doing other tasks and safety while driving, while disadvantages include needing confidence to talk and lack of visuals.
- For video games, advantages include appealing to younger audiences and interactivity, while disadvantages include longer development time and not appealing to all audiences.
- The author evaluates their own works in each medium, finding the graphic design advertises the product best by showing all relevant information
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- 1. My FMP Pitch Cerys Beale
- 2. IDEA 1: Game Design Theme: Psyche
- 4. What do you aim to produce? An experimental (mechanics or concept) pixel art game based on the theme ‘psyche’. This will be a collaborative project when it comes to the programming side of things. It may explore ideas and themes visually as the game progresses - these will be clearly defined as I progress through FMP. I want to create a game that is ‘outside the box’.
- 5. What techniques, materials, and processes might be used? ● Graphic Design ● Animation ● Sound Design ● Unity/Programming ● Character/World/Prop Design ● Sprite Sheets ● Cinematics? ● UI/UX Design
- 6. Pinterest + Google Search
- 7. Experimental Film Anomalisa Embraces the Stop Motion medium as a plot device as well as a medium
- 8. Experimental Game Mechanics - Layers of Fear Environment changes whilst you’re in it/look around Melting Room in Relation to the Gramophone’s Handle/Music Fruit Falls Out of fruit painting Painting Comes ‘Alive’ to Taunt the Protagonist
- 9. Salvador Dali’s Melting Clocks
- 10. Van Gogh - Starry Night
- 11. Experimental Movie: Black Mirror Bandersnatch
- 12. Retro Aesthetic
- 13. Pixel Art Games
- 14. Game - There is No Game Unique, deceptive, puzzle pixel art game
- 15. WHY? It is an interest that I would like to explore. This exploration will help me to refine where I want to go in the future. I think I could have a lot of fun with all the areas that I need to explore. I think it will take up the time well
- 17. What do you aim to produce? Branding and marketing for an upcoming bar in town specialising in craft beer/spirits/cocktails. What techniques, materials, and processes might be used? ● Graphic Design ● Web Design ● Finding a Brand Identity ● Marketing ● Potentially Photography and Video ● Motion Graphics ● Required: Branding - Logo Design, designs for their glass panels, web design - social media banners.
- 18. Who are your influences?
- 19. Only Competition - (market gap in craft beer)
- 20. Local Area
- 26. WHY? I’m already familiar with branding (although I’d like to be more explorative) I have experience working on design work for clients I’ll make some money Although, I don’t really want to do something corporate and probably will find the next few weeks a drag. If I don’t do this project i’ll probably still do it but just not as intensive on the side.
Editor's Notes
- Idea 1 will be based on the theme psyche, I will produce the assets, narrative for a game that will be programmed in collaboration with my sister who is on a computer science course.
- Definiton - basically the human soul, mind, or spirit. Inner self First a general look at psyche
- What techniques, materials, and processes might be used? Primarily Graphic Design, Animation, Sound Design. I may use photography and video as references when designing characters, locations or animating a motion.
- What techniques, materials, and processes might be used? Primarily Graphic Design, Animation, Sound Design. I may use photography and video as references when designing characters, locations or animating a motion.
- Images I liked that I found on my search
- Experimental Stop Motion, uses the stop motion to add more meaning and feeling rather than just a method
- The experimentation with faces lead me to consider the game mechanics of the horror game ‘ Layers of Fear’. Relevant to psyche, it explores the fear that all artists experience when they perceive themselves to be approaching a work that could be described as their magnum opus.
- Artists to contextualise my ideas and style Another surreal example of his work is on the right Thought it was important to consider a variety of mediums for inspiration. https://baterbys.com/dali-symbolism-melting-clock/
- Paintings of round, melting clocks made me consider Van Gogh’s famous painting a starry night. It depicts the view from the east-facing window of his asylum room at Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, just before sunrise, with the addition of an imaginary village.
- One of my favourite series is black mirror, it is a series that loves to dissect, reconstruct, and rewrite reality. Bandersnatch is a movie that turns the viewer into the puppet master by allowing them to choose the narrative the story follows through their choices. “False free-will”
- Retro aesthetic
- Kindergarten, to the moon,
- Retro aesthetic
- Retro aesthetic
- Retro aesthetic
- Retro aesthetic
- Retro aesthetic
- Retro aesthetic
- Retro aesthetic