Production

• What is the purpose of a script?

  To identify the location where the action takes place.
• What does a script identify regarding the scene?


  Who will be in the scene, e.g. actors.
• Why is a storyboard important for a media project?

  It provides a visual representation of how a media project will look along a timeline.
• What does a storyboard illustrate?

  A sequence of movements and how they will look visually.
• How does a storyboard guide the production process?

  It provides guidance on what scenes to film or create.
• What is one use of a storyboard?

  To illustrate the game flow in computer games.
• What content is typically included in a storyboard?

  Images, locations, camera shot types and angles, camera movement, shot length and timings, lighting, and sound.
• What is a script?

  A piece of written work for a movie, audio, or audio-visual product.
• What is the starting point for any media product?

  A script.
• Who uses a script during production?

  Different people involved in the actual production.
• What is the purpose of a visualisation diagram?

  To plan the layout of a movie or still image visually.
• How does a visualisation diagram help a client or production team?

  It shows what the intended product will look like.
• What content is included in a visualisation diagram?

  Multiple images and graphics showing their size and position, colours, text style, fonts, and annotations.
• How does a storyboard differ from a visualisation diagram?

  A storyboard illustrates a sequence of moving images, while a visualisation diagram is for a single static scene.
• Why does a graphic designer need sufficient information from a client?

  To create a product that the client will be happy with.
• What are annotations in the context of visualisation diagrams?

  Your own thoughts, notes, and comments that help to show your thinking.
• What is a mind map or spider diagram used for?

  To organize thoughts and ideas around a central theme.
• What is the central theme in a mind map?

  A node that has some information or an idea.
• What is the purpose of branches in a mind map?

  To connect nodes and sub-nodes.
• What does a sub-node represent in a mind map?

  A point or idea that is related to the node it connects to.
• What is the content of a mind map or spider diagram?

  A central node with the main theme, sub-nodes with key points, and images can also be used.
• What is the purpose of a mood board?

  To visually represent ideas and concepts for a project.
• How can a mood board assist in the design process?

  It helps to convey the overall feel and direction of the project visually.
• What is the significance of a visualisation diagram in pre-production?

  It helps to plan the layout and visual aspects of the final product.
• Why is it important to have a clear layout in a visualisation diagram?

  To ensure that the final product meets the client's expectations.
• What does a visualisation diagram typically include?

  Images, graphics, text styles, and annotations for clarity.
• How does a visualisation diagram differ from a storyboard?

  A visualisation diagram focuses on a single scene, while a storyboard covers multiple scenes in sequence.
• What is the role of a graphic designer in relation to a visualisation diagram?

  To create a product that aligns with the client's vision and expectations.
• What is the purpose of a mood board in the design process?

  To visually represent ideas and concepts for a project.
• How does a mind map help in project development?

  It shows the connections and links between different parts of the project.
• What is the significance of annotations in visualisation diagrams?

  They provide additional detail and context to the visual elements.
• What is the main theme in a mind map?

  The central node that represents the primary idea.
• How does a visualisation diagram assist in the design process?

  It helps to convey the overall feel and direction of the project visually.