R081 visualization diagrams

A visualisation diagram is ...

• a sketch of a planned graphic product

• scenes of a proposed animation

• an organised collection of thoughts

• a visual representation of style

The purpose of a visualisation diagram is to

• Explain what actors in a film need to say

• Show what a static graphical media product will look like

• Show what style a media product will have

• Show a scene by scene image of what is to be produced

A visualisation diagram needs to have annotations to explain

• Colour

• Reasons for design choices

• Explain content

• All of these

A visualisation diagram would NOT contain

• Shapes

• Photographs

• Textual content

• Annotations

Design decisions are...

• When the media product needs to be completed by

• What style you have chosen for your product

• What the reasons for layout & style of your media product

• All of the above

Who are visualisation diagrams for?

• The client; you can show them what you are making for them

• The target audience; they need to see what you have made

• The media producer; so they can make your ideas a reality

• The researcher; so they know how you have used their work

A good visualisation diagram could be given to a graphic designer and have enough information for them to make the final product

• True

• False

Visualisation diagrams help to: - select ALL that are true...

• Show the layout of a final product

• Show the colour scheme and font choices / typography

• Allow a client or others in a design team to see how the final product will look before it is created

• Must contain materials that relate to the theme

What is this image an example of?

• Mood Board

• Mind Map

• Rat Pack

• Visualisation Diagram

A box saying ‘photo’ is good enough for a visualisation diagram?

• True

• False