Pre production Documents

 All pre production documents:

• Proposal/treatment: A written word document for the client about what you are going to do 
• Production schedule: A Time line to stick to so your product is finished on time 
• Call sheet: A list actor/models that could potentially be in your product
• SWOT analysis: What to evaluate your product 
• Asset log: A list of what you will need to include in the print 
• Risk assessment: A document the says all the possible risk to the crew
• Storyboard: A way to see the different scene  of your film 
• Script: The written dialogue of your film 
• Shooting script: A scrip for creating film 
• Concept art: What the product I going to look like 
• Visualisation diagram: Shows in a visual way what something might look like. 
• Flat plan: It shows an overview of pages
• Prototype: A first version of a product from other forms are developed
• Page mock up: A one above a flat plan, place holding image 
• Set design: What the set will look like  
• Site map: A sitemap is a file where you provide information about the product 
• Permission and consent forms: Is used to record the consent process of  a participant's agreement 

what stands out about:

SWOT analysis:

This can be applied to media products early one. 

set design:

These can be 2D or 3D physical or digital renderings. 

Wireframe/flat plan: 

These help show how the may look and they will feel to use a website.

SWOT Analysis of "Tanya Jone: Adventurologist" Adventure and action Game:

Set design:

set design takes place  early in the planning of moving image/gaming products. it allows for the direction to happen around the set and develop the story ect.

Set designers:

Ken Adam:

the original idea of villains in volcanos 

miri Katz:

Chris Trujillo:

gary Freeman:

John Barry:

Tanya Jones Adverturologist game: set design

Useful:

• existing real world landmarks mean set design is easier 
• fiction location need design and deviation 
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Not useful:

• Inhabited the work for levels designer, slows products

constraint- definition: 

A constrain is a factor which limits the ability of a producer to create a product. these can be physical or environmental. 

• magazine- print cost, time 
• tv advert- Acting schedule 
• game level- copy right 
• social media page- getting content passed regulations 
• website- 
• radio show- 
• you tube video series- 

Possible consequence of delays: 

• push back 
• loss of earnings
• unemployment 
• damage to companies reputation 

Print Pre-production

 The following list of possible pre-production documents that could be used for print:

• flat plan/visualisation diagram
• call sheet 
• risk assessment 
• production schedule 
• mindmap
• mood-board

Question: what order would you produce these?

1. mood board
2. mindmap
3. production schedule
4. visualisation diagram 
5. risk assessment 
6. call sheet 
7. Flat plan 
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L01: Understand the ownership models of media in

• ASA: Advertising standers authority 

• BBFC: British board of classification 

• OFCOM: regulates tv in the Uk 

• PSR: Performing right society for music 

• IPSO: Independant press standards Organization 

• W3C: world wide web consortium 

 

Organising resources

• Pre-production: 
• Project research, location scouting, proposals/treatment, storyboarding, script, mood board, production scheduling. 

• Production phase: 
• Creation pf the media product content.

• Post production phase: 
• Editing, Presentation to client, review pf product. 

Resource allocation:

A key of production is allocating appropriate resources to each production phase. These can be physical(props, equipment, costume) or be Human Resources(crew, acting talent, management). Allocating the right resources to the task required and to the right level is part of management. 

Meadowhall Christmas advert:

U will need :

• Actors 
• Producture 
• director
• scouts
• people that work in Meadowhall
• childcare 

Props:

• shopping bag
• Christmas decks
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