Thursday, 23 May 2019

question 5 plan

Moodboard:

effective
  • includes relevant photos that link to Garmz website e.g logo ideas, button ideas
  • various photos of pages e.g the walking one design
ineffective
  • Time consuming - will have too collect all visuals, may take up time
Site Map:

effective
  • Gives a structural view of the website e.g the cat walk is linked to the home page as it is hyperlinked shown by it being connected
ineffective

  • Not visually pleasing because of the lack of photos the team will not be able to visualise the home page e.g the layout of the buttons will not be clear for them
  • Would need a visualisation diagram to back up the site map as that will use the minor information used in the site map into the diagram using pictures of e.g the clothing tab and the catwalk webpage



A moodboard is a effective planning tool for Garmz because it includes relevant photos that link to Garmz website, this letting the team know what certain parts of the website will look like. For example they can be photos of the cat walk and the colour it could be. Another effective feature of a moodboard is the various photos of webpages, this giving a clearer view of the web pages. For example photos of the webpage of the search results giving ideas of colours and layouts. However it would be ineffective as it is time consuming. For example the research time to find this photos will take a while as it would a intensive search eating into the production time.

A Site Map is not a effective planning tool because it is not visually pleasing as the lack of photos will not help the team visualise the certain webpages for example it will be hard for the team to visualise the certain buttons that will be used in the website. Another ineffective feature of a sitemap is the fact that the team would need a visualisation diagram to back up the points of the sitemap. For example the catwalk page will have to be drawn to back the minor annotations made in the sitemap. However an effective feature of a site map is that it gives a structural view of how the webpages will be linked. For example the home page will be linked to the catwalk page in Garmz website.

In conclusion,....

Wednesday, 12 December 2018

regulators

ASA - advertising

  • Advertising standards authority 
  • all media
  • guidelines - content appropriate 
  • consequences - fined, sued taken down

OFCOM - radio and tv

  • Office of communications
  • making sure content is appropriate
  • making sure its ethically correct

BBFC - cinema, DVD, films

  • British board of film classification
  • age certificates

PRS - music

  • Performing rights society
  • responsible for any music that is used in a media product
  • anybody who creates the sound 

IPSO - print

  • Independent press standards organisation
  • guidelines - editors code

PEGI - game

  • Pan European Game Information
  • gives age certificates 

W3C - web

  • Worldwide web consortium 
  • gives advice and help 

Trademarks
  • Become recognised by the product - logos, colour, slogans
  • applies to all media
  • asset/design that is legally owned by a person 

Monday, 10 December 2018

Tools Recap

structure
intro
5 effective features
3 ineffective features


Mindmap

Intro - explain what a mindmap does and when in production it is created. Also say that a Moodbaord is used to back this document up.



effective features:
  • A lot of ideas are created.
  • can show visuals of the product
  • can be annotated later in production
  • all the team can contribute
  • clear representation of ideas
Ineffective features
  • Can be time consuming(keep editing and adding)
  • topics not in detail
  • not much help to workers as they are not given specifics on their job

Focus groups

Intro - Explain what a focus group consists of and where. say that a focus group will need a visualisation diagram to back this up.
using a diverse range of your target audience

effective features:
  • product focused ideas
  • good amount of ideas through the amount of people in the group
  • personal initial ideas
  • can mirror the target audience
  • gives detailed criticism that can be worked on 
  • collecting qualitative data - detailed feedback physically improve 
  • valid data
  • data have positive impact on final product
Ineffective features:
  • time consuming as a day will have to be taken up for the group and organising it will be difficult. sending emails 
  • bias views as people may aimlessly agree with someone else, invalid data
  • requires payment that will be taken out of the budget - fixing product
  • negative feedback - time consuming 
  • other documents needed e.g storyboard

Moodboard

Intro - say what a mood board consists of and who makes it. A Visualisation would be used to back this up to show the main product

effective features:
  • gives the team a visual insight into the product
  • various ideas stemming towards the product
  • gives graphic designers important ideas
  • can be added later on in production
  • colour showing the material of the product
Ineffective features:
  • time consuming
  • no detail(annotations and connotations)
  • does not show the final product.
Blue Sky Thinking

Intro - A focus group would be need, the notes from the focus group, explain the difference between them, Maybe a visualisation diagram to show the main idea.
generating ideas
more than two people
initial ideas
Effective features:
  • developing a range of ideas 
  • cheap and easy
  • lets everyone contribute
  • non linear 
  • effects all job roles
Ineffective features:
  • incorporating ethical issues
  • hard to apply all the ideas
  • mixture in opinions
Production Schedule

Intro - Explain when a production schedule is created and what it consists of explain its purpose. Its back up document being Visualisation diagram of the product.
Purpose - organise team and tasks they need to do
dates - milestones
resources 
timeframe


Effective features:
  • gives clear dates of jobs start/finish
  • each job listed
  • can be edited for contingencies e.g back up location
  • takes each day into account
  • details gives workers an idea on the job they are doing
Ineffective features:
  • need a visualisation diagram to back it up
  • accessible 
  • must be adaptable - things may change
  • job roles aren't clear

Sunday, 2 December 2018

LO4 Pre-Production Documents


LO3: Pre-Production documents and forms

  • Shows the person for each role in a production
  • to plan organised photoshoots or film sessions 
  • informs cast and crew 
  • need contingency








  • The form that allows the company to use the land for their use
  • legal contract - been signed






  • Allows the company to use the model and distribute it.
  • sign it to agree to be in your product 
  • sign it to allow to be distributed

Consent Form:
  1. Signatures from both parties  
  2. Terms and Conditions
  3. Details
The model and people involved would sign it

must be signed to make it legal
must be written down so it is remembered 
making sure everyone is okay with it
make sure people are prepped 
could sue for defamation if detail is wrong 

similarities between consent and location form 
  • terms need to be agreed 
  • need to be signed
  • legal documents
  • gaining consent or permission 
who should sign this?
  • building managers
  • land owner
call sheet used for
  • photoshoots 
  • films
  • all productions
  • sound effects for games
  • used by cast and crew
  • know what they are doing and when 


Thursday, 22 November 2018

LO4 Site Structure diagram(site map)

Site Map
A diagram that represents the navigation for the 'end-user' when using a interactive product.
end-user - audience
navigation - how the audience gets around the product

interactive media examples - websites, games, app

coder makes the site map and a graphic designer would help.
this what you would draw for a site map

stuff what's on the site map:
  •  big shapes
  • large headings
  • colourful
  • contact us is the last one
  • the shapes represent pages
  • annotate that there would be buttons on the page
  • simple layout - everything is connected 
  • breadcrumb trail shows how the end user will navigate across the page
  • words below the box - the sub pages - hyperlinks on a certain page 
  • home page is the trunk - the most important page - first page you see 
  • order of importance - hierarchical structure
  • say what the design features would be for a graphic designer
  • housestyle/colour scheme