Evaluation question (visualisation diagram)

RTFQ

1. Introduction:
-state why visualisation diagram is effective (what it is (illustration) to represent the design layout of the final product supported with annotations) the introduction neeeds to show that understand what the product is and what the pre production document is

2. Effective features of a visualisation diagram:
-explain why feature is effective, supported with examples from the brief, colours based on scenrio, and why, what illustrations, and why, what font style and why, 5 examples

3. Ineffective features:
-2 examples

4. Conclusion
-overall a xyz is an effective tool to  be used in the pre-production of a xyz

Story Boards:

(Promotional Video)

-Location information

-camera movement arrows

-Logo (title graphic)

-Slogan

-Soundtrack

-Product should be a close up

-non-diegetic music, in every frame (promos have music)

-each frame needs atleast 4, clear, consistent, technical features

Revision

Revenue stream:
Identify and Explain one suitable revenue stream for a website (3)
What is a revenue stream? How to bring money in, to help pay for the production of the product. 
Ways of getting this funding:
-Sponsorship from companies
-Advertising (most common) pop-ups
-Crowd funding (would not be eplicable for a website question)

State what type of revenue stream, if website, sponsor or advertising
State what it is (if pop up ad, gonna be related to brief, so if a fashion website, the popup would be a designer/clothing brand,)
BECAUSE THEY TARGET SAME AUDIENCE AS XYZ

Legal issues:
Usually all about gaining permission
-Intellectual property, if your working for a company it belongs to them, ownership of designs/products
-Copyright, designs and patents act, for examples, images, text, music, essentiall anything
 Identify and explain legal ussue and the impact it could have on the production of a app, (3)

An app for tillys (sandwhich shop)
1. Copyright, designs and patents act
2. images sandwhichs (food) the building (the location) BE SPECIFIC a company logo

WOULD need to gain permissions for the to prevent prosecution or a delay in the production

-Data Protection act (personal details, email, phone number, adress, bank details) need to make sure information stored is secure, encripted, dont sell or share to third parties

Costumer information, adress, payment details

Because information can be miss used but also needs to be prosecuted, e.g encription

Libel/slander
spoken words
"Reputation of people" defamation/hurtful/harmful

COPYRIGHT

Ethical:
Identify a potential ethical issue and explain the impact on the production of XYZ Soap opera "Yorkshire lasses"

1. Storyline/narrative features a range of areas in Yorkshire
2. Language used pre-watershed (wide audience)
3. Representation of female

HOW TO TARGET A DIVERSE AUDIENCE

Regulatory bodies:
Identify two legal or ethical issues that need to be considered and the impact it would have on production (6)
Identify a relevant regulatory body applicable to the scenario (1)

Website/app:
-W3C
-ASA -> adverts on the website (Revenue stream).
-IPSO -> written content


BBFC - FILMS
OFCOM - TV AND RADIO
PEGI - GAMES
PRS - MUSIC

THE EFFECTIVENESS OF A VISUALISATION DIAGRAM

What effectiveness means:
1. Fit for purpose
2. A strength (good thing)
3. How well it does whatever it is meant to do
4. How useful it is

I will need to prove how it is effective using examples from the brief.
Personnel - Job roles
FEATURES which make it effective.

Shows the graphic designer what font styles should be included.
Shows the graphic designer what house style needs to be used also shows the synergy, since all over products should have the same house style.
We can get feedback from audience/client to get feedback improves the final product.

What is in the visualistation diagram, prove that it is useful

FEEDBACK:
Client (views/opinions/changes)
Audience (views/opinions/changes)

If the client/audience don't like the visualisation diagram (negative feedback) visualisation diagrams  are ADAPTABLE so that we can make it appeal to a WIDE target audience.

ANNOTATIONS:
-for the coder (in oder to know what interactive features are needed), the designer (in order to explain design ideas/visuals)

House style (colours, Font style (serif/sans-serif), images, graphics) HOUSE STYLE NEEDS TO BE CONSISTENT house style

-ANNOTATIONS NEED to show how the visualisation diagram fits/links to the requirements of the brief

DRAWING:
-illustrations to represent the layout of the product

SITEMAPS

What should Sitemaps include:
-Bread crumb trail
-sub pages
-title of web site
-interactive features

Hyperlinks:
-pages and sub pages would have hyperlinks
-how they link together to the bread crumb trail (how it creates bread crumb trail)
-interactive features (photos/videos/graphics/logos/shapes/EVEN TEXT)

INTERACTIVE FEATURES ARE THERE TO ATTRACT THE AUDIENCE
The coder/Programmer needs to see this so they know how to make the website.
-social media link (attracts target audience , good source of REVENUE STREAM) SYNERGY CROSS PROMOTING

Pages and Subpages:
-need to be in order of importance, first box should always be ABOUT
-square which always needs to be included is a LOGIN or REGISTER page
-Pages and Subpages need to be linked to the brief
-Pages and Subpages are buttons
-BREAD CRUMB TRAIL ease of navigation for end-users, freedom to where they want, users are used to using bread crumb trails, because all websites/apps use them, they are structured the same

Hierarchical Structure:
-homepage is always at the top because that is the first thing the user is going to see...
-helps audience navagate
-recognisable structure (end-user AND programmer)
-structure of a website
-ease of navigation for audience/end-user

Annotations:
-ease of navication for audince/appeal
-interactive features
-consistent housestyle on pages/sub pages needs to be there for the designer

STORYBOARDS

What are the most important features:
-Camera angles
-How long each shot lasts for
-Camera movements
-Shot types
-lighting
-sound (diegetic/non-diegetic)

In the exam, to get a level 4, the story board needs 6 technical features per frame!

INT/EXT (Locations) Interior exterior INT. UTC SHEFFIELD

Shot type (CU/MS/LS) GROUPS/BODY MOVEMENT
CU OT JOHNS FACE

Lighting/Highkey(light)/lowkey(dark)/natural

Camera movements:

TRACKING (Arrows straight across screen)
ZOOM (Arrows pointing inwards ZOOM IN/ Arrows pointing outwards ZOOM OUT)
PAN (Bendy arrows)

Angles:
High angle (connotes vunerability)
Low angle (connotes importance)
Dutch angle (connotes confusion)

Timings (usually 2 seconds per frame!)

Scene content/action

Scene number

Editing techniques:
-"Cut to"
-"Text graphics" (Text, logos, Fade up, fade out)

STORYBOARDS AND THE EXAM
-Don't spend more than 25 minutes during exam
-You already have annotations.
-No stick men
-Annotations are as important as your drawing

LO1: Revisions

LO4: Story board:

What is the purpose of a storyboard:
To show the camera person, editor, and everyone included in the production, how the film should look and sound, however it focuses more on how the film should appear.

Camera person looks at it to know how to frame the action.

Editor looks at it to make decisions.

Director looks at it to control the action.

We use it to represent the visuals to support the narrative of the product.

Which one would you complete first? Storyboard or script?
I would compete the script first, because I would then use the script to determine what my storyboard should look like.

FEATURES OF A STORYBOARD:
-Scene number
-Timing per shot/frame (in seconds)
-Basic information about mise-en-scene (location (INT/EXT) characters, action).
-Shot type (abbreviated)
-Angle
-Description of the scene/action
-"Key Dialogue"
-Location: INT (inside)/EXT (outside)
-Scene number (comes from script.
-Camera Movement arrows
-Transitions/editing
-Editing decisions
-Information about the use of sound (key dialogue/SFX-Sound effects/music). NON DIEGETIC MUSIC.
-Camera type(DSLR/Sony Prosumer)/lens type
-Angles