Preproduction Planning TA3

Question 1

What are two types of planning

Answer 1

.mind map
.mood board

Question 2

What’s the purpose of a mood bored

Answer 2

Convey a general idea of feeling about a particular topic

Question 3

What’s the purpose of mind map

Answer 3

Provide a structured way to organise ideas and information

Question 4

What are the components of a mind map

Answer 4

central node for the main theme Sub-nodes: These are points connected to the branches
connected by lines or branches

Question 5

What are the components mood board

Answer 5

images
colours
typography
textures (fabric samples, swatches

Question 6

What is the hardware and software used to make a mood bored

Answer 6

hardware - equipment used ( desktop , tablets , laptops )
software - the apps (canva , word )

Question 7

What is the hardware and software used to make a mind map

Question 8

What makes mind maps effective

Answer 8

organised thoughts visually
and helps understand what’s wanted

Question 9

What makes mood bored effective

Answer 9

helps communicate a specific vision and theme through pictures

Question 10

How do you improve the effectiveness of mood bored

Question 11

How do you improve the effectiveness of a mind map

Question 12

What’s a asset log

Answer 12

Record all assets use the media production e.g. 3-D models, images and music

Question 13

What’s a visualisation diagram

Answer 13

a visual representation, often a rough sketch, that shows what a final static image product might look like

Question 14

What’s the purpose of a asset log

Answer 14

keep track of the assets that are being used to make a product

they help teams manage the creation process in a more organised way

Question 15

What’s the purpose of visualisation diagrams

Question 16

What is a flowchart?

Answer 16

A diagram for planning an organising workflow or processes

Question 17

What is a flowchart?

Answer 17

A diagram for planning an organising workflow or processes

Question 18

advantages of flow charts

Answer 18

.visualise program ideas
.solve code problems
.communicate ideas to clients (who don’t have skills)

Question 19

advantages of flow charts

Answer 19

.visualise program ideas
.solve code problems
.communicate ideas to clients (who don’t have skills)

Question 20

what is harassment

Answer 20

if someone is abusing, insulting or otherwise harming you on a regular basis

Question 21

what is right to privacy?

Answer 21

The right of a person to be free from intrusion

Question 22

What is defamation?

Answer 22

The action damaging the good reputation of someone

Question 23

What is defamation?

Answer 23

The action damaging the good reputation of someone

Question 24

what is libel

Answer 24

The punished statement that damages the reputation of a person (a written defamation)

Question 25

what is slander

Answer 25

Damages someone’s reputation by making a false spoken statement

Question 26

3 types of camera techniques

Answer 26

angles shots movement

Question 27

types of angles when filming

Answer 27

eye level shot shoulder level shot low angles shot high angle shot ground level shot overhead shot

Question 28

what’s eye level shot

Answer 28

.neutral perspective .seeing things at level normally would .emphasise emotions when done close up

Question 29

what’s shoulder level shot

Answer 29

. make actor look taller slightly below eye level .head reach top of frame .witnessing a conversation

Question 30

what’s a low angle shot

Answer 30

.used to show someone is superior more powerful and important

Question 31

what is a high angle shot

Answer 31

.from above looking down .used to show someone inferior venerable and weaker

Question 32

what’s a ground level shot

Answer 32

. subjects feet shown .build suspend as character walks into room

Question 33

what is overhead shot

Answer 33

.from above giving birds eye view .”divine” feeling as if god looks down

Question 34

types of shots

Answer 34

extreme long shot long shot median shot close up extreme close up

Question 35

what is a extreme long shot

Answer 35

.very long distance showing a wide view .takes do use of subject and places it more in enviourment .sense of scale of the world

Question 36

what is long shot

Answer 36

.large area or scenery and subject .can used to give viewer idea of setting .allows the viewer to know how the subject fits the area

Question 37

what is a median shot

Answer 37

.at a distance frames the character from the waist upwards .subject is main focus while little bit of setting .often used for conversation

Question 38

what is a close up shot

Answer 38

.rightly on a subject typically there face . dramatic effect during intense or emotional scenes

Question 39

what is a extreme close up shot

Answer 39

.even closer to subject so they fill the frame .show emotion or force the audience to focus on something

Question 40

point of movement

Answer 40

help focused attention and create impact by camera operators moving

Question 41

what is a zoom shot

Answer 41

.zoom into or out of subject .bring audiences attention to what subject is going add impact .add more energy

Question 42

what is a pan shot

Answer 42

.moving left to right .in a sweeping motion .typically used to show a larger image of the scenes so that the audience can place the subject in the environment

Question 43

what is a tilt shot

Answer 43

.shot that rotates down or up . this can used to reveal the audience a subject with dramatic effect

Question 45

what is a tracking shot

Answer 45

.shot with the camera attached to a moving track .to take continuous .showing character movement and engage audience

Question 46

what is lighting used for

Answer 46

to enhance the meaning of media product eg film tv

Question 48

lighting split up into

Answer 48

position intesnsity

Question 49

Waht asa stand for

Answer 49

Advertising standard authority

Question 50

Ofcom stand for

Answer 50

The office of communications

Question 51

BBfc stand for

Answer 51

British broadcasting film classifications

Question 52

Pegi stand for

Answer 52

Pan European game information

Question 53

What does asa do

Answer 53

Regulate the content of adverts

Question 54

What do ofcom do

Answer 54

Regulate all communications industry like broadband, tv, radio

Question 55

What do bbfc

Answer 55

British broadcasting of film classifications

Question 56

What do pegi

Answer 56

Aligns age ratings and content warnings to video games

Question 58

What happens when you don’t apply to classifications rules

Answer 58

Media will be taken down Legal action (like fines)