Brandon Barnes unit 2

What is the term constraints ?                                             A constraint is something that limits or controls what you can do. Their decision to abandon the trip was made because of financial constraints. Water shortages in the area will be the main constraint on development  Here is a list of different areas that would contribute to the financial constraints of a project  Staffing  Premises  Location  Legal cost  Transport  Resources  Time constraints                                                               Is a term that defines various factors that limit projects in terms of time . This includes deadlines workload management and resources allocated Including  ...

 Sometimes called concept art , a drawing created by hand or digitally showing what something will look like when created used to plan for still images or products  Sometimes called , concept art , a drawing created by hand or digitally showing what something will look like when created . Used to plan for still images or products can be a rough sketch or a detailed final design, normally has annotations explaining features that are not clear this element is key to visualisation diagram and you will always been awarded marks for your annotations must explicitly link back to the brief and the target audience  Why is a Visualisation diagram useful ?                          A visualisation diagram shows in a visual way what something might look like. It  can be used for still images and graphics projects such as poster design and CD/DVD covers  EXAMPLE 

 How to make a storyboard  make a short list take scenes from your script  Sketch it out and decide if your working on a feature film or a short animation  Fill in details  Add words  What should a storyboard include                                    A storyboard  is a visual outline for your video. It’s made up of a series of thumbnail images that convey what happens in your video, from beginning to end . It also  includes notes about what’s happening in each frame a finished storyboard has a  similar look to a comic strip                                  EXAMPLE What is a script  A script is defined as the written words of a play movie, show or a standard message to deliver on a phone or in person . An example of a script is the screenplay for the movie Chinatown...

 What are Sitemaps Sitemaps is a list of pages of a web site within a domain . There are three primary kinds of sitemaps:         Sitemaps are used during  the planning of a web site by its designers . Human-visible listings , typically hierarchical , of the pages on a site. Structured listings intended for web crawlers such as search engines                                    EXAMPLE    Used during planning of websites by designers  Sitemaps that’s available for viewing online by those visiting a website   The home page is at the top  The lines in inbetween each one indicate the links between each tab  The function is to login/sign up  Tabs and sub-tabs  Disadvantages no design info structure could become complicated  Advantages info regarding on how different webpages link to return home  Three main types...

  Shot description, number and duration - a short description of what will be in each shot. Each shot must have a number and how long it will last. This helps work out the final film duration. ▪ Visuals – Drawings of what will happen in each scene. These can be really detailed or simple line drawings. Sometimes photographs are added. The image should show how the shot should be framed and include any key props ( mise-en- scène). ▪ Technical Codes – what camera shots and angles will be used for each shot. Also a suggestion of what edit will take place between each shot. Arrows may also be used to show any movement of the camera such as zooms or pans. ▪ Audio Codes - Sounds that are to be included in the shot can be described. These need to be clearly identified as diegetic (naturally part of the scene) or non-diegetic (added to the scene), such as music, dialogue and sound effects.   STORYBOARDS • An essential planning device in the film and television sector of media. • Mostly...

 Sectors in media ? The film industry , the print industry , online technology social media Gaming industry , radio industry , music. Industry , websites Why do people consume the following media ? To  Entertain gaining the attention of the audience so that they relax and enjoy the activity  (example) : Disney + , Amazon prime,  HBO , Netflix , instagram , tik tok , YouTube  Educate/inform providing facts about a topic or answering a question. Informing is providing information whereas educating is teaching the audience/consumer (example)  : social media , BBC news , bite size , newspapers , BBC weather  Advertise Riasing the awareness of a product in potential customers. Trying to increase the popularity of a brand and persuade customers to engage or purchases it (example) : social media instagram/Twitter , magazines tv adverts , to promote products    PRE PRODUCTION DOCUMENTS  Script production template  Budget Storyboard  Ca...

AN INTRODUCTION TO PRE PRODUCTION DOCUMENTS  Identity  ( 1 mark   per point ) Explain(accompanied with identify and additional   2 marks) Create(anywhere between 6-9 marks   ) Design(anywhere between 6-9 marks  ) Evaluate (anywhere between 15-20 marks   ) https://tchswoodford-my.sharepoint.com/:p:/g/personal/bbarnes_tchs_uk_net/EeIIzEHgR-9FtBl6PP-ZioQBdW5yGfIWZKlst2YsB48a9A Developing pp document : 1st episode of a new YouTube channel  Z hill An episode about dat in the life in school  Two pre production templates  1 story board  2 risk assessment