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