RO81 - Revision quiz 2

Why is it useful for a customer or client to meet with you?

• So that you can discuss your ideas and the next steps

• So that you can have a conversation about your general likes and dislikes

• Because it is helpful

• So that you can have a list of questions

What is the benefit to you meeting with the customer?

• So you know them better

• Because it is helpful

• So that you can discuss any likes and dislikes that you have generally

• So that you can discuss any possible issues you think you could have.

What could you take with you to a meeting with a customer or client?

• Work schedule / work plan

• Any design documents e.g. mind map, moodboard, visualisation diagram

• A Costa Coffee

• A list of questions that you have

Why would you recce locations before making a tv show or movie?

• To look at the location and see what could be filmed and what should be left out?

• To have a day out of the office

• Check for any physical hazards

• Look for any lighting issues

What is a risk assessment for?

• It is just a long document that no one reads.

• It is a document to help you check for any possible risks.

• It helps you check the lighting at a location.

• It allows you see what can and cannot be filmed at a location.

What is the purpose of a risk assessment?

• To make filming more difficult

• To identify steps that can be taken to improve safety

• To check for any potential hazards

• To make filming easier

Why would a risk assessment be necessary for an outside project?

• To ensure that you do not get sued.

• Because of health and safety.

• Because it is dangerous outside.

• Film crew and cast need to be safe.

How will the target audience affect the choice of colours in a project

• Everyone likes bright colours, so it does not have an affect.

• Different types of colours appeal to different groups of people.

• All adults like dark colours, so it does not have an affect.

• Colours are just colours and are not affected by who is looking at them.

What type of colours would you use to appeal to a target audience of young children?

• Blacks and browns

• Pale pastel colours

• Blues and greens

• Bright primary colours

How will the language on a graphic be adapted for different audiences?

• Complex language for everyone

• Simple clear language for everyone

• Complex language for children, simple clear language for adults

• Simple clear language for young children, more complex language for adults