This document outlines the key pre-production, production, and post-production processes for creating an audio/visual project across three terms: autumn 2020, spring 2021, and autumn 2021. It includes developing storylines, analyzing genres, understanding production stages, writing treatments and scripts, planning shoots, recording footage and audio, editing clips and audio, responding to feedback, and setting goals for future work.

1. Pre-production processes Autumn
2020
Spring 2021
(on completion of learning aim A)
Autumn 2021
(on completion of learning aim
B)
Developing/exploring
narratives/storylines
Identifyingcodes and conventions of a
given genre (through analysisof
audio/visual products)
Understandingof production stages
Understanding and replicating shot
types/angles/movement/
composition
Writinga synopsis
Writinga treatment
Presenting a treatment
Storyboarding
Shot lists
Scripting
Recces (photographingand assessing
location in terms of suitability)
Risk assessments (and permissions to
film)
Enlistingcastand crew
Organisingprops and costumes
Lighting (in studio and on location)
Sound (diegetic and non-diegetic)
Planninga stop motion project
Planningthe sweding of a classicfilmclip
Planninga mini-assignment
Production Processes
Recording footage
Recording and editing audio
Post Production Processes
Uploading footage
Log Rushes
Spotting session
Editingfootage
 Editingclips
 Transitions
 Titles
 SFX
Editingaudio
Respond to audience/user feedback
Identify strengths and areas for
development
Set actions and targets for future
production work
Make reference to professional working
practices
Use of terminology appropriateto the
media field