Pre-production Planning Flashcards

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What do mind maps do?

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Help generate ideas around a theme
- show links between different parts and processes of a project
- explore further, break down and develop each of the initial ideas

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Who uses mind maps?

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Anyone involved in a media project:
- graphic designer
- photographer
- copywriter
- project manager

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What does a mind map consist of?

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Central node
Node
Sub node

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How many nodes should a mind map include?

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6-7
No less than 6

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How many central nodes should there be?

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One

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What do mood boards do?

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Collect together a range of items such as images or colours

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What are the purposes of a mood board?

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  • Generate ideas and concepts for a media product
  • Create a feeling for a media product
  • To be a reference for others in the creative team to understand the look and feel to be created
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What affects image choice in a mood board?

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  • give a feeling for a specific product to be created
  • give inspiration and ideas
  • should be coherent and meaningful
  • match client brief
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How is colour included in a mood board?

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  • colour swatches
  • computer generated colour palettes
  • textiles with colours (physical mood board)
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What is red associated with?

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Courage, excitement, danger , passion , love, action, energy, strength, adventure

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What is pink associated with?

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Optimism, creativity, fun, respect, softness, gratitude

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What is yellow associated with?

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Enthusiasm, happiness, positivity, warmth, curiosity

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What is green associated with?

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Safety, harmony, reliability, luck, nature, health, prosperity

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What is blue associated with?

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Trust, responsibility, loyalty, power, success, confidence, security

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What is purple associated with?

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Mystery, spirituality, royalty, art, imagination, fantasy

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What is orange associated with?

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Optimism, emtion, freedom, original,pleasure

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What is light blue associated with?

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Natural, reliability, stability

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What is black associated with?

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Power, authority, elegance

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What typography types does a mood board sample?

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-font style
-front sizes
-line spacing

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What materials can be used on a physical mood board?

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-Textures
-Materials
-Samples of physical objects

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Who uses a mood board?

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Graphic designer
Photographer
Illustrator/ graphic artist
Creative director

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What do you need to remember when creating concept sketches?

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  • sketches don’t need to be perfect but they need to indicate how the final product will appear
  • a box saying ‘photo’ is not enough
  • backgrounds don’t need to be fully filled in, a set of lines can quickly indicate a background colour
  • annotations can be used to indicate colour and features of an image
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What does a visualisation diagram do.

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Shows how a final product will look

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Where are visualisation diagrams used?

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Posters, Web pages, Brochures or leaflets ECT…

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What are the purposes of storyboards?
Provide visual representation of how a media project will look along a time line Show the order if the scenes and how they fit together Help visualise the characters Give editor guidance on how to edit the scenes
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What are the purposes of a script?
identify the location where the action is to take place Identify who will be in the scene Provide stage directions for actors and production crew Dialogue for actors so they know what to say Help explain a proposal for an idea Tell a story for a reader and generate interest
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What are flow charts used for?
visually show a algorithm using steps
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What are the conventions and content of a script?
Cover Set/locations Scene descriptions Direction Names Dialogue Camera shot types Camera movement Sounds and sound effects
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What is the contents of a storyboard?
Scene numbers and direction arrows Content = images/sketches of scene Timings Camera shot types= long, mid,close up, extreme close up Camera angles= high angles (looking down), over the shoulder, aeriel (from a roof top) Camera movement = panning left to right, tilting, zooming Locations Lighting Sound camera types= video camera or sill camera