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R081 - LO1 Revision session

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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1.

What is the purpose of a mood board?

a)

To generate ideas by collecting a wide range of material and to stimulate creativity

b)

to help gather ideas before you make a product and to quickly record thoughts and ideas in a structured way.

c)

Plan the layout a product to see what the design will look like;

d)

Storyboards are used as they show visually the ideas and concepts held about the direction of a scene or key moments from the scene.

2.

What is the purpose of a mind map?

a)

To generate ideas by collecting a wide range of material and to stimulate creativity

b)

used to help gather ideas before you make a product and to quickly record thoughts and ideas in a structured way.

c)

Plan the layout a product to see what the design will look like;

d)

Storyboards are used as they show visually the ideas and concepts held about the direction of a scene or key moments from the scene.

3.

What is the purpose of a Visualisation Diagram?

a)

To generate ideas by collecting a wide range of material and to stimulate creativity

b)

used to help gather ideas before you make a product and to quickly record thoughts and ideas in a structured way.

c)

Plan the layout a product to see what the design will look like;

d)

Storyboards are used as they show visually the ideas and concepts held about the direction of a scene or key moments from the scene.

4.

What is the purpose of a Storyboard?

a)

To generate ideas by collecting a wide range of material and to stimulate creativity

b)

used to help gather ideas before you make a product and to quickly record thoughts and ideas in a structured way.

c)

Plan the layout a product to see what the design will look like;

d)

Show visually the ideas and concepts held about the direction of a scene or key moments from the scene.

5.

What is the purpose of a Scripts?

a)

To generate ideas by collecting a wide range of material and to stimulate creativity

b)

used to plan and clearly map out the various different scenes, explaining what is happening and who is speaking at certain points.

c)

Plan the layout a product to see what the design will look like;

d)

Show visually the ideas and concepts held about the direction of a scene or key moments from the scene.

6.

Where are mood board used?

a)

As a starting point for a project, A place to collect samples, materials and relevant content and to share thoughts, ideas and styles

b)

With any project to show a range of ideas, to show connections and links between different parts of a project.

c)

For any static media product such as: CD/DVD covers, Posters, Game display screens, comic book layout.

d)

Any media product or a sequence of scenes e.g. Video projects, digital animation, comic books, computer games, multimedia products.

e)

They are used on video products, audio products, animation products, computer  games.

7.

Where are mind maps used?

a)

As a starting point for a project, A place to collect samples, materials and relevant content and to share thoughts, ideas and styles

b)

With any project to show a range of ideas, to show connections and links between different parts of a project.

c)

For any static media product such as: CD/DVD covers, Posters, Game display screens, comic book layout.

d)

Any media product or a sequence of scenes e.g. Video projects, digital animation, comic books, computer games, multimedia products.

e)

They are used on video products, audio products, animation products, computer  games.

8.

Where are visualisation diagrams used?

a)

As a starting point for a project, A place to collect samples, materials and relevant content and to share thoughts, ideas and styles

b)

With any project to show a range of ideas, to show connections and links between different parts of a project.

c)

For any static media product such as: CD/DVD covers, Posters, Game display screens, comic book layout.

d)

Any media product or a sequence of scenes e.g. Video projects, digital animation, comic books, computer games, multimedia products.

e)

They are used on video products, audio products, animation products, computer  games.

9.

Where are storyboard used?

a)

As a starting point for a project, A place to collect samples, materials and relevant content and to share thoughts, ideas and styles

b)

With any project to show a range of ideas, to show connections and links between different parts of a project.

c)

For any static media product such as: CD/DVD covers, Posters, Game display screens, comic book layout.

d)

Any media product or a sequence of scenes e.g. Video projects, digital animation, comic books, computer games, multimedia products.

e)

They are used on video products, audio products, animation products, computer  games.

10.

Where are scripts used?

a)

As a starting point for a project, A place to collect samples, materials and relevant content and to share thoughts, ideas and styles

b)

With any project to show a range of ideas, to show connections and links between different parts of a project.

c)

For any static media product such as: CD/DVD covers, Posters, Game display screens, comic book layout.

d)

Any media product or a sequence of scenes e.g. Video projects, digital animation, comic books, computer games, multimedia products.

e)

They are used on video products, audio products, animation products, computer  games.

11.

What is the content of a mood board?

a)

Images, Colours, Fonts/ Styles (text), Other materials e.g. textures and fabrics.

b)

Central node (main theme), sub-nodes and text.

c)

Images, Colours, Position and style of text, fonts and annotations

d)

Sketches, direction explaining what is happening, camera angles, shots, lighting, timings, scene numbers, sounds, dialogue.

e)

Scene headings, actions, characters, dialogue, transitions, camera angles / shots, sound, lighting and page numbers

12.

What is the content of a mind map?

a)

Images, Colours, Fonts/ Styles (text), Other materials e.g. textures and fabrics.

b)

Central node (main theme), sub-nodes and text.

c)

Images, Colours, Position and style of text, fonts and annotations

d)

Sketches, direction explaining what is happening, camera angles, shots, lighting, timings, scene numbers, sounds, dialogue.

e)

Scene headings, actions, characters, dialogue, transitions, camera angles / shots, sound, lighting and page numbers

13.

What is the content of a visualisation diagram?

a)

Images, Colours, Fonts/ Styles (text), Other materials e.g. textures and fabrics.

b)

Central node (main theme), sub-nodes and text.

c)

Images, Colours, Position and style of text, fonts and annotations

d)

Sketches, direction explaining what is happening, camera angles, shots, lighting, timings, scene numbers, sounds, dialogue.

e)

Scene headings, actions, characters, dialogue, transitions, camera angles / shots, sound, lighting and page numbers

14.

What is the content of a Storyboard?

a)

Images, Colours, Fonts/ Styles (text), Other materials e.g. textures and fabrics.

b)

Central node (main theme), sub-nodes and text.

c)

Images, Colours, Position and style of text, fonts and annotations

d)

Sketches, direction explaining what is happening, camera angles, shots, lighting, timings, scene numbers, sounds, dialogue.

e)

Scene headings, actions, characters, dialogue, transitions, camera angles / shots, sound, lighting and page numbers

15.

What is the content of a Script?

a)

Images, Colours, Fonts/ Styles (text), Other materials e.g. textures and fabrics.

b)

Central node (main theme), sub-nodes and text.

c)

Images, Colours, Position and style of text, fonts and annotations

d)

Sketches, direction explaining what is happening, camera angles, shots, lighting, timings, scene numbers, sounds, dialogue.

e)

Scene headings, actions, characters, dialogue, transitions, camera angles / shots, sound, lighting and page numbers