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WorksheetsY9 Creative iMedia RO81 Quiz Part 1
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
The name given to a collection of sample materials and products- either physical or digital...
Moodboard
Sampling
Assets
Visualisation Diagram
This is a pinned plan
This is a storyboard
This is a moodboard
This is a visualisation diagram
Which of the following is NOT a reason why moodboards are used in planning?
As a starting point for any creative media project
To show what the product will look like
To collect samples, materials and content
As a reminder of possible styles
Moodboards would NOT include...
Colours
Text Styles
Images
The purpose
This is a moodboard
This is an asset
This is a bainstorm
This is a mind map
A point on a mind map that has some information or idea is called a...
Node
Sub node
Branch
Arrow
A point on a mind map that has some information or idea but must be related to a previous point is called a...
Node
Sub node
Branch
Arrow
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
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? You can choose more than one option.
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
Which of these images shows a Storyboard?
A storyboard is used to show the _____________ and flow of scenes in a moving image product such as a video or animation.
design ideas
work plan
sequence
research
A ________________ is for a single static scene but a storyboard will have multiple scenes that flow from one to another along a timeline.
mind map
moodboard
work plan
visualisation diagram
A storyboard includes? You can pick more than one answer.
Timings
Stage Directions
Location
Detailed Dialogue
Camera Angles
What camera movement would these arrows represent on a Storyboard?
Zoom Out
Pan Left
Zoom In
Tilt Up
What camera movement would these arrows represent on a Storyboard?
Zoom Out
Pan Right
Zoom In
Tilt Up
Which of these is NOT a purpose of a script?
To identify the location where the action takes place
To provide a visual representation of what a scene will look like
To identify who will be in the scene, e.g. actors, narrators
To provide dialogue for actors and other characters
Which of these multimedia projects would be likely to need a script?
Comic book
Comic book
Radio jingle
Intro for a computer game
What is a narrator?
A person that tells the story who is not seen as part of the action
The main actor in a scene
The director of a scene
A person who has a non-speaking part
Youth# is a new youth centre. It is opening up ready for the start of the new school year so that there is somewhere for teenagers to go in the evening. It is a joint project between local youth workers and the Police Community Support Officers (PCSO). Youth# wants to develop a website to promote the centre. You have been asked to develop a number of pre-production documents to do this.
* Discuss the suitability of the visualisation diagram in Fig. 1 as a pre-production document to be given to the website developer. You should include any areas for improvement.
Fig. 1 (image)is the first draft of a visualisation diagram of the members’ page of the website.
The quality of written communication will be assessed in your answer to this question. Please write in complete sentences and refer back to the question. Explain good and bad points about the visualisation diagram. Remember the audience is the website developer. Could they create the website from this visualisation diagram? Make each point and explain your thinking. (12 Marks)
