Evaluation Question

Introduction

1. State why a visualisation diagram is effective, What it is, Representation of what it is


2. Effective Features of a Visualisation Diagram.- Explain why and give examples from the brief


3. Conclusion - Summary of how it is effective.

Story Boards

• Ext/Int- Location
• Camera movement
• Tilt, Zoom
• Close up of product
• Music -Non diegetic
• Full marks ;

4 consistant techinical features and terms
e.g shot type

Exam Drawing

Don't spend more than 25 minutes on they story board in the exam

Unlike sitemap or vs diagram you will already have annotations

Effectiveness of a visualisation diagram.

• Fit for Purpose
• Stength
• How well
• Useful   

                      Examples- Brief

                      Personnel - Job Roles

                       Features - Conventions THAT MAKES IT EFFECTIVE

What make it a Visual Diagram effective?

• House Style Colours. e.g. colours,font, images
• Clear Idea of what it might look like
• Helps the programmer know what he will design through annotations
• Annotations can also be used by the designer. So they no what it would look like and
• Shows client what thier product would look like.
• Collecting Feedback from Target Market and Client.
• Adaptable can change it based on feedback e.g. auudience hates it so its changable and appeals to a wide target audience.
• Interactive to appeal for the audience

L04- Site Structure Diagram

What is a site structure diagram?
Used to plan layout of a website, games, app
A diagram that represents the navigation for the 'end- user' when using an interactive product.
What type of media products does would it be needed for ?
Compute programmes/codes
End user is going to use it (Audience)

What does navigation mean ?
How you get around something.
For Example Links- hyperlinks
Buttons

3 key features?
Heirarchical structure =  Layout
First Thing You See
Where you navigate to other pages.
Links/Hyperlinks
Pages
Bread Crumb Trail
Non linear navigation
Sub-Pages


Annotation should include;
What the hyperlinks are for or where the would take the audience,
Why you used the BreadCrumbTrail - To navigate.
Pages - why are they needed.
                                               Based on the BRIEF

What interactive features would be on each page.- Photos, Videos + Sounds. Link to the brief
Explain how the pages are linked together
Importance of hyper links where they will take the audience. ''End Use''
2. E.G.
Layout and feature taht would appeal to                   

LO4 Q10 Evaluation Question

EVALUATE

- Positives and Negaive/ Advatages and Disadvantages
- Always have to evaluate a pre-production document e.g. SWOT Anlaysis, Blue Sky Thinking, Moodboards, Mindmap, Visualisation Diagrams, Story Board, Script, Sight Diagram.

EFFECTIVENESS

-  How well the product is able to engage to the target audience.

- How well suited the pre production piece is for the media product is being created

- Why the document is important

- Link to the scenorio and the conventions of the document - show its effective

- Convenions will be your advantages.

- Missing or incomplete info -Disadvantages - What other pre- production will be needed?

-Examples need to relate to the brief

- Explained WHY? - Detailed

- Direct impact - write in sentenses not bllet points Spelling Grammer etc.

-Minimum 15/20 Marks

- Spend 20 - 25 minutes.

- 2 hour exam

L03/4 Visualisation Diagram

Convenions of a poster

What is the purpose?

Promote / Advertise

Poster needs to be portrait.

Have a brand name.

Masthead at the top.

Promotional - Images of products

House Style- Font, colour, graphics/images

Slogan

Logo  - Product e.g. Rimmel crown

Web Link / Social Media link

Product Description

Annotations

Justify designs - House style. why this colour? san serif ?

MUST LINK TO THE BRIEF

In sentenses using Key Terms- connotes, san serif , serif , house style

Review

l04 visualisation and L03 Primary Research

Why didn't I get full marks ?


The reason why i didnt get full marks on my visual is because i didnt read the question clearly and made mistakes and had a small amount of time to start over.I also spent more time drawing.Need more connotations

I didn't get full marks on my L03 because i needed to be more specific and answer in more detailed/ extened my answer.

UnderLine key word from the quesstions.
Identify - sentence  (P)
Explain - Give reasons , "Because"(M)
Evalute - stenghths and weaknesses /advantges and disadvantages  (D)

Lo3 Schedules and Tasks

Once a production company understands the client requirement a production schedule is made.


A production schedule includes

•  Dates; (Mile Stones)  Tasks to be completed
• Resources - Equipment e.g. Cameras, Cast and Crew
• Allows You to be organised
• Produces and Directors use a production Schedule  / Everyone involved will see production schedule.

Based on the Road Safety Game Scenerio

Project Managing Tool- Allows you to Manage a project.

e.g. Microsoft Exel, which allows you to edit and create easil.

Identify one type of project management tool that could be used to keep track of the project task and explain why it is suitable for this task.

One type of project management tool that could be used to keep track of the project is a project schedule table which will clearly portray when task should be complete and when to complete them. This is presented through a timetable to ensure activites are completed the right time.

Assessor: Joshua Gray

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Include what is in a producion schedule. Arranged using a Workflow

LO1 Ethical Issues

Ethical Issues

Defarmation- Ruining the repretation of someone
Ethics - Misleading, Offensive,Defamation
OR
E.g. The Walking Dead/Power
Violence, Sex ,Drugs,Alcohol .Not appropriate for a young audience. Is it ethically appropriate to run after watershed?


Doing the right/ Moral thing.

How it effect media products?
Responsible of what you show to an audience

1.Freedom of speech Vs causeing offence e.g. trolling,incitement,defamation

Using Disturbing Imagery
Graphical images- Explicit Sex / Explicit Violense


Use of Offensive Material
Racism, Sexism/Homophobia,Use of language (swearing)


Privacy Right of the Idividual

Consequenses

Consequenses of being unethical in a media product?
Fined
Law suit
Product could be banned and taking out of circulation
Reputations affected of those who are making the product.

Mock Feedback

Legal Issues lesson 1

Legal Issues

There are many legal issue that occur in the media industry such as;

Copy Right, Which is a big issue in the media industry so work can not be used by someone else as their own.

Health and Safety - Advisors in the film and T.V industry give advise on health and safety issues within each film and production. They review the companies health and safety policy making sure it is appropriate.

Trade Marks is what defines the company and makes it stand out from other companies.

Equal opportunities - Is an act where people where people should be treated as equal and not looked upon due to their age, gender, disability, religion or ethnic origin.

Consent forms and release dates- e.g. when the photos or film can be released the model/actors should sign consent form





 

Key personnel

Name 3 Production Stages

Pre Production
Production
Post Production




Key personnel are important  job roles within the three stages of production when creating media products.


Pre-=Production This includes all the planning and drafting sytages of a media product

creatijng the script, Storyboards and schedule identifying necessary locations, props, cast members.

Production
 This includes all the actual making of a media product e.g involving filming, photography


Post-Production
This includes any ways in which the media is edited e.g. special effects, Digital manipulaion, Sub- editing processess etc

Magazine cover analysis