WorksheetsYear 9 Assessment LC2
Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 47mins
Which best describes a moodboard?
A collection of sample materials and products related to a topic
A rough drawing or sketch
A diagram to arrange thoughts around a central node
An illustration of a series of moving images
Which TWO documents might be completed at the earliest stages of a project?
(a)
What content can be included on a moodboard...
Images
Colours
Font styles
Nodes
Camera movements
Q5:How many images should be included?
(a)
Mood boards collect together a range of items such as images or colours
True
False
A mood board is a type of ....
Pre-production Document
Post-production Document
What 3 items can you see on this mood board?
(a)
When adding images to the mood board, they should ....
give a feeling for a specific product to be created
be any random images thrown together
If the main colour scheme on the mood board are shades of greens and shades of browns.
What feeling is that likely to be?
Earthy, environmental, outdoors
Modern, young, vibrant
Gothic, witchcraft, medieval
Energetic, love, free spirited
Items such as fabrics, wood, metals, plastic can be added to a physical mood board and are known as...
(a)
A line that joins the node to a sub-node is called a
(a)
A point on a mind map that has some information or idea but must be related to a previous point is called a...
(a)
A point on a mind map that has some information or idea is called a...
(a)
The structure of a mind map is:
Centralised idea - branch - node
Centralised idea - branch - node - branch
Centralised idea - Branch - node - sub node
Centralised idea - branch - node - branch - sub node
A mind map is used to quickly generate ideas
True
False
A mind map is used to develop links between ideas
True
False
A mind map is used to show what a product will look like
True
False
The main idea in the middle of a mind map is called..
(a)
The target audience of a mind map would be...
Your client (who you work for)
The designer (who would use the mind map to create your product)
Your client and the designer
The customer (who will buy your product)
Which best describes a mindmap?
A collection of sample materials and products related to a topic
A rough drawing or sketch
A diagram to arrange thoughts around a central node
An illustration of a series of moving images
Look at the content and layout of this mindmap. What are TWO strengths?
It is colourful and pretty
It has an image of a sun and has a suitable central idea
It has a suitable central idea and clear and relevant branches/sub-nodes
It includes branches and the family members
Take a look at the mindmap and tell me TWO weaknesses...
It is too colourful and does not use enough arrows
It does not have any branches does not use enough arrows
It is too colourful and there are no sub-nodes
It does not have any sub-nodes and it is not detailed enough
Which of these is NOT a purpose of a script?
To identify the location where the action takes place
To identify who will be in the scene, e.g. actors, narrators
To provide a visual representation of what a scene will look like
To provide dialogue for actors and other characters
What does INT mean at the top of a script?
(a)
The first sentences of a script normally give you what?
Names of the actors and characters
Information about camera movement
Dialogue
Scene description
Which of these multimedia projects would be likely to need a script?
Comic book
Poster for a music event
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
What is being described? "The words spoken by an unseen person to accompany an audio or audio-visual product"
Dialogue
Sound effects
Jingle
Voiceover
The names of characters in the script should be:
Left aligned, lower case
Left aligned, upper case
Indented, upper case
Indented, lower case
What does the abbreviation SFX indicate on a script?
(a)
Which is the first line that will be said out loud from this script extract?
John looks into his closet
I'm going to need a new outfit
John dressed as a Pirate
INT. JOHN'S HOUSE
At what stage of the production process should a visualisation diagram be produced?
The review stage
Before the project has begun
The production stage
The planning stage
Identify the correct audience(s) for visualisation diagrams from this list
The client
The target audience
The project manager
Designers
The general public
Which of these should NOT be included on a visualisation diagram?
Annotations
Fonts to be used
Layout ideas for the product
The specific colours that should be used
The tools that should be used to make the product
What is the purpose of using annotations on a visualisation diagram?
To cover legal requirements
To show where images should go
To provide extra details for the graphic designer
To make the diagram easier to read
One way to get a physical pencil and paper visualisation diagram on to a computer is to:
Photocopy it
Scan it
Print it out
Which of these pieces of hardware would be most useful to help produce a digital visualisation diagram for a magazine advert?
printer
graphics tablet
camera
microphone
speakers
Why does a graphic designer need to use a visualisation diagram?
So that they can come up with ideas for the project
So that they know what they need to produce
So that they can meet with the client and discuss the project
So that they can plan how to use their time effectively
Why would the client be shown a visualisation diagram?
To help the designers produce the final product
To check that the design ideas that the design team have come up with are acceptable
So that they can choose between different design ideas
So that they can come up with design ideas for the design team to use
To let them plan how to advertise the product
Which statements about visualisation diagrams are True
Visualisation diagrams are completed at the planning stage
Visualisation diagrams are given to the target audience to see how they feel about a product
Visualisation diagrams can be made using a graphics tablet
Visualisation diagrams are drawn by the client
Visualisation diagrams will show layout and the use of whitespace
A good visualisation diagram could be given to a graphic designer and have enough information for them to make the final product
True
False
Which of the following aspects of the design are shown in this film poster visualisation diagram?
Film Storyline
Style of font
Suggested wording
Background color
The main focus of the design
A box saying ‘photo’ is good enough for a visualisation diagram?
True
False
Backgrounds must be fully sketched for a visualisation diagram?
True
False
Annotation can be used to indicate colour and features of any images on a visualisation diagram?
True
False
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
Visualisation Diagram
Moodboard
Work Plan
Which of the following is a media product that you should NOT use a storyboard for?
Comic Book
Video Project
Radio Advert
Computer Game
Who is NOT the intended audience of a storyboard?
Production Crew
Editor
Viewers of final product
Actors
A storyboard includes?
Camera Angles
Timings
Detailed Dialogue
Location
Stage Directions
In which section of our Controlled Assessment could you be expected to complete a Storyboard?
Research
Planning
Creation
Evaluation
What suitable feature could be added to this Storyboard?
Camera Movement
Timings
Colour
Stage Direction
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 Down
A TASK is
Some small job that must be completed as part of an activity
A combination of activities which must be completed
An optional part of the project
A request from the client
RESOURCES means...
The tools, equipment and assets you need to complete a task or activity
The computer You use to create a media project
The physical tools and equipment you need to complete a project
The images, sound, video etc. that you you need to complete a project
TIMESCALES means...
How long it will take to complete each task or activity
The final date that the project must be delivered by
The date an time that you started the project
A sort of device capable of weighing time
WORKFLOW means
The order in which tasks and activities must be completed
How fast you can move from one project to another
How long each task takes to complete
What happens if your computer gets too hot and your files start to melt
What is the difference between a CLIENT BRIEF and a CLIENT SPECIFICATION?
A brief gives an overview of what the client wants, a specification contains detailed information about what each part of the project should contain
A specification gives an overview of what the client wants, a brief contains detailed information about what each part of the project should contain
A brief contains a project plan, a specification just contains dates (milestones)
A specification contains a project plan, a brief just contains dates (milestones)
How can you obtain information from a client? [tick all that apply]
A discussion with the client
A written project brief
Analysing a script
A project specification
What is another word for an image?
(a)
What is another word for the style of text?
(a)
What is speech called in a script?
(a)
What are the four titles for the workflow table?
(a)
Another technical term for a workflow is an (a)
In a script, "MATCH DISSOLVE TO" is an example of what?
(a)
What should you always to to you visualisation diagram so that the designer understands what you want to do?
(a)
What is the name of the chart that shows a work plan in a graphical way?
(a)
