asset logs, flowcharts & scripts

• What are the three documents commonly used in media product design?

  Asset logs, flow charts, and scripts
• What is the purpose of an asset log in media production?

  To track assets and prevent loss
• What types of assets can be included in an asset log?

  Digital items, technical equipment, and materials
• What components are typically found in an asset log?

  Reference number, name, description, location, owner
• Who typically maintains the asset log during production?

  The producer or production manager
• When are asset logs developed and maintained?

  During pre-production and throughout production
• What is the primary function of flowcharts in media production?

  To plan and organize workflows or processes
• What tools are popular for constructing flowcharts?

  Microsoft Visio and draw.io
• What do connectors in flowcharts indicate?

  The flow direction between symbols
• What shape represents a decision in a flowchart?

  A diamond shape
• What is the role of scripts in media production?

  To guide production with scene details
• What software is commonly used to create scripts?

  Word processing or specialized script writing software
• What are scene headings in a script?

  Descriptions of the location and time
• How are character names formatted in a script?

  Written in capitals
• What do stage directions in a script include?

  Character actions and blocking notes
• What is the typical format for dialogue in a script?

  Centered and indented
• Why is an effective script important for production staff?

  It provides clear directions and instructions
• What are the key functions of asset logs, flowcharts, and scripts in media production?

  • Asset logs: Track and manage resources
  • Flowcharts: Visually organize workflows and processes
  • Scripts: Guide production staff and actors
• How do asset logs, flowcharts, and scripts contribute to media projects?

  They ensure efficient and organized production