Year 11 RO81: Visualisation diagrams

A visualisation diagram is a rough sketch or drawing of what a final design should look like

• True

• False

A visualisation diagram can be...

• Hand drawn

• Digital

• Hand drawn or digital

Visualisation diagrams are used to plan still images

• True

• False

Visualisation diagrams can be used to plan moving images such as animations or videos

• True

• False

Visualisation diagrams can not be used to plan...

• Webpages

• Videos

• Magazine pages

• Posters

Visualisation diagrams can not be used to plan...

• Graphics

• Animations

• Magazine pages

• Posters

What is a visualisation diagram?

• Its a photo of what you want your product to look like.

• Its a quick write up of what you want to do.

• Its a drawing created by hand to show you what you don't want the product to look like.

• It is a drawing created by hand to show what something will look like when created.

Why do we need a visualisation diagram?

• To help us plan for still images.

• To remind you of what your plan is.

• To tell the teacher what you plan to do.

• So you can show your friends what you plan to do.

What is a visualisation diagram created for?

• Costumes, logos, posters, cars or webpage layouts

• Movies

• Comic Books

• Story Plots

Which statement is NOT true?

• Visualisation diagrams are hand drawn only.

• Visualisation diagrams can be both made digitally and hand drawn.

• Visualisation diagrams can be done on image editing software.

• Visualisation diagrams show a quick representation of what you would like the final product to look like.