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R081 Pre Production Documents

Total questions: 111

Worksheet time: 56mins

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Date
1.

Which of these is NOT a purpose of a script?

a)

To identify the location where the action takes place

b)

To identify who will be in the scene, e.g. actors, narrators

c)

To provide a visual representation of what a scene will look like

d)

To provide dialogue for actors and other characters

2.

What does INT mean at the top of a script?

a)

Interior - the scene is set inside

b)

Interval - there will be a pause at the beginning of the scene

c)

Interest - the scene will be interesting

d)

Internet - internet access needed

3.

The first sentences of a script normally give you what?

a)

Names of the actors and characters

b)

Information about camera movement

c)

Dialogue

d)

Scene description

4.

Which of these multimedia projects would be likely to need a script?

a)

Comic book

b)

Poster for a music event

c)

Radio jingle

d)

Intro for a computer game

5.

What is a narrator?

a)

A person that tells the story who is not seen as part of the action

b)

The main actor in a scene

c)

The director of a scene

d)

A person who has a non-speaking part

6.

What is being described? "The words spoken by an unseen person to accompany an audio or audio-visual product"

a)

Dialogue

b)

Sound effects

c)

Jingle

d)

Voiceover

7.

Which document type would be most suitable for a script?

a)

.doc

b)

.jpg

c)

.mp3

d)

.gif

8.

The names of characters in the script should be:

a)

Left aligned, lower case

b)

Left aligned, upper case

c)

Indented, upper case

d)

Indented, lower case

9.

What does the abbreviation SFX indicate on a script?

a)

sound effect

b)

stage formation

c)

script formatting x

d)

scene 10

10.

Which is the first line that will be said out loud from this script extract?

a)

John looks into his closet

b)

I'm going to need a new outfit

c)

John dressed as a Pirate

d)

INT. JOHN'S HOUSE

11.

What is a visualisation diagram?

a)

A rough sketch of what your final design will look like

b)

A board with different ideas on

c)

A story board detailing the development of your project

d)

A collection of images that insired your final design

12.

Which three things can be used on promotional flyers

a)

Title

b)

Paper Type

c)

Pictures

d)

Logo

13.

Why would you use a mood board?

a)

To show finished design

b)

For visual ideas

c)

To show your mood

d)

to make people happy

14.

A storyboard allows you to see the different (a)   of your video

15.

Storyboards can show? click all that apply

a)

Timings

b)

Sounds

c)

Scripts

d)

Lighting

16.

When a company has trademarked a slogan with tm. What does this mean?

a)

It can only use its slogan with permission.

b)

The slogan is owned by the company

c)

The slogan can only be used once

d)

Everyone can use the same slogan

17.

What two things must you do if you want to use a copyrighted image?

a)

Ask permission to use the images

b)

You are allowed to copy and paste them, but not save

c)

Acknowledge the owner of the image

d)

Let the owner know after you have used it

18.

Which would be the best file format to save a poster in for sharing with others?

a)

.docx

b)

.pdf

c)

.pages

d)

.pub

19.

What type of images format would be best used for images that needed to be enlarged without losing quality?

a)

SVG

b)

PNG

c)

GIF

d)

JPEG

20.

A (a)   brief, can come in many shapes and sizes. They set out the requirements so you can plan your project.

21.

What is a particular group of people at which your project is aimed?

a)

Yourself

b)

The Client

c)

Adults

d)

Target Audience

22.

What is a risk to a user sitting at a computer for a long time?

a)

Distractions

b)

Back Strain

c)

Using the wrong software

d)

Headaches

23.

Tick two aspects of the target audience, that can be considered in promotional materials

a)

Gender

b)

Logos

c)

Income

d)

Price

24.

Which of these is a suitable file format for an audio advert?

a)

pdf

b)

jpeg

c)

mp3

d)

3pm

25.

What is a disadvantage of lossy compression?

a)

File size is larger

b)

Data is not lost

c)

It can effect the quality of the sound

d)

Uncompatible fiel format

26.

A (a)   provides the lines for a character.

27.

Which two are suitable formats for an animated web advert?

a)

mpg4

b)

html5

c)

pdf

d)

dvd

28.

Which three things will be included in a work plan

a)

project duration

b)

wages

c)

budget

d)

tasks

29.

Who would be your target audience, if you was creating branding for a new branded perfume?

a)

Children under 10

b)

People living in London

c)

Adults

d)

People who enjoy skiing

30.

Which three things will help you plan a new project?

a)

Mind Maps

b)

Mood Boards

c)

Type of car you have

d)

Client Requirements

31.

What is a visualisation diagram?

a)

A rough sketch of what your final design will look like

b)

A board with different ideas on

c)

A story board detailing the development of your project

d)

A collection of images that insired your final design

32.

Which three things can be used on promotional flyers

a)

Title

b)

Paper Type

c)

Pictures

d)

Logo

33.

Why would you use a mood board?

a)

To show finished design

b)

For visual ideas

c)

To show your mood

d)

to make people happy

34.

A storyboard allows you to see the different (a)   of your video

35.

Storyboards can show? click all that apply

a)

Timings

b)

Sounds

c)

Scripts

d)

Lighting

36.

When a company has trademarked a slogan with tm. What does this mean?

a)

It can only use its slogan with permission.

b)

The slogan is owned by the company

c)

The slogan can only be used once

d)

Everyone can use the same slogan

37.

What two things must you do if you want to use a copyrighted image?

a)

Ask permission to use the images

b)

You are allowed to copy and paste them, but not save

c)

Acknowledge the owner of the image

d)

Let the owner know after you have used it

38.

Which would be the best file format to save a poster in for sharing with others?

a)

.docx

b)

.pdf

c)

.pages

d)

.pub

39.

What type of images format would be best used for images that needed to be enlarged without losing quality?

a)

SVG

b)

PNG

c)

GIF

d)

JPEG

40.

A (a)   brief, can come in many shapes and sizes. They set out the requirements so you can plan your project.

41.

What is a particular group of people at which your project is aimed?

a)

Yourself

b)

The Client

c)

Adults

d)

Target Audience

42.

What is a risk to a user sitting at a computer for a long time?

a)

Distractions

b)

Back Strain

c)

Using the wrong software

d)

Headaches

43.

Tick two aspects of the target audience, that can be considered in promotional materials

a)

Gender

b)

Logos

c)

Income

d)

Price

44.

Which of these is a suitable file format for an audio advert?

a)

pdf

b)

jpeg

c)

mp3

d)

3pm

45.

What is a disadvantage of lossy compression?

a)

File size is larger

b)

Data is not lost

c)

It can effect the quality of the sound

d)

Uncompatible fiel format

46.

A (a)   provides the lines for a character.

47.

Which two are suitable formats for an animated web advert?

a)

mpg4

b)

html5

c)

pdf

d)

dvd

48.

Which three things will be included in a work plan

a)

project duration

b)

wages

c)

budget

d)

tasks

49.

Who would be your target audience, if you was creating branding for a new branded perfume?

a)

Children under 10

b)

People living in London

c)

Adults

d)

People who enjoy skiing

50.

Which three things will help you plan a new project?

a)

Mind Maps

b)

Mood Boards

c)

Type of car you have

d)

Client Requirements

51.
a)
Visualisation Diagram
b)
Mockup
c)
Moodboard
d)
Mindmap
52.
a)
Visualisation Diagram
b)
Mockup
c)
Moodboard
d)
Mindmap
53.

Which TWO documents might be completed at the earliest stages of a project?

a)

Visualisation Diagram

b)

Mind Map

c)

Mood Board

d)

Script

e)

Storyboard

54.
A line that joins the node to a sub-node is called a 
a)
Line
b)
Link
c)
Branch
55.
A point on a mind map that has some information or idea but must be related to a previous point is called a...
a)
Node
b)
Sub-node
c)
Branch
56.
A point on a mind map that has some information or idea is called a...
a)
Node
b)
Sub-node
c)
Branch
57.

Which best describes a moodboard?

a)

A collection of sample materials and products related to a topic

b)

A rough drawing or sketch

c)

A diagram to arrange thoughts around a central node

d)

An illustration of a series of moving images

58.

The structure of a mind map is:

a)

Centralised idea - branch - node

b)

Centralised idea - branch - node - branch

c)

Centralised idea - Branch - node - sub node

d)

Centralised idea - branch - node - branch - sub node

59.
What are mind maps used for?
a)
Video projects, animations, comic books and computer games
b)
With any project to show connections between parts of the project
c)
Adverts, magazine covers, DVD covers and games
d)
At the start of a project to collect styles for a product
60.

Who am I?


A collection of sample materials and products. It can be either physical or digital.

a)

Mindmap

b)

Moodboard

c)

Visualisation Diagram

d)

Storyboard

e)

Script

61.

Who am I?


Can be created on a notice board or large piece of paper/card using pictures and samples that are fixed to it

a)

Mindmap

b)

Moodboard

c)

Visualisation Diagram

d)

Storyboard

e)

Script

62.

Who am I?


Can be created in any software application that supports multiple images, graphics, text and other content.

a)

Mindmap

b)

Moodboard

c)

Visualisation Diagram

d)

Storyboard

e)

Script

63.

Who am I?


Helps to generate ideas by collecting a wide range of material that will ‘give a feel’ for what’s needed.

a)

Mindmap

b)

Moodboard

c)

Visualisation Diagram

d)

Storyboard

e)

Script

64.

Who am I?


Can be made digital by taking a picture or scanning it into a computer.

a)

Mindmap

b)

Moodboard

c)

Visualisation Diagram

d)

Storyboard

e)

Script

65.

Who am I?


A way of organising thoughts and ideas by linking them together and creating connections between thought patterns.

a)

Mindmap

b)

Moodboard

c)

Visualisation Diagram

d)

Storyboard

e)

Script

66.

Who am I?


Based around a central theme, node, and has branches off for the different aspects, called sub-nodes.

a)

Mindmap

b)

Moodboard

c)

Visualisation Diagram

d)

Storyboard

e)

Script

67.

Who am I?


Develop and show links between different thoughts, aspects and processes of a project.

a)

Mindmap

b)

Moodboard

c)

Visualisation Diagram

d)

Storyboard

e)

Script

68.

Who am I?


Provide a draft layout to show what a static image media product is intended to look like.

a)

Mindmap

b)

Moodboard

c)

Visualisation Diagram

d)

Storyboard

e)

Script

69.

Who am I?


A good example is one that could be given to somebody else, and they could create exactly what you had in mind.

a)

Mindmap

b)

Moodboard

c)

Visualisation Diagram

d)

Storyboard

e)

Script

70.

Who am I?


I tend to be hand-drawn but good art skills are not essential – I am the concept, layout and content which is being illustrated. The computer will eventually do all of the artwork for you!

a)

Mindmap

b)

Moodboard

c)

Visualisation Diagram

d)

Storyboard

e)

Script

71.

Who am I?


It is essential that I am fully annotated to ensure that others working on the media project know what ideas I am trying to get across.

a)

Mindmap

b)

Moodboard

c)

Visualisation Diagram

d)

Storyboard

e)

Script

72.

Who am I?


Used to illustrate a sequence of moving images, and has a flow of scenes that follow a timeline.

a)

Mindmap

b)

Moodboard

c)

Visualisation Diagram

d)

Storyboard

e)

Script

73.

Who am I?


I can bring a series of images to life when put together.

a)

Mindmap

b)

Moodboard

c)

Visualisation Diagram

d)

Storyboard

e)

Script

74.

Who am I?


Most likely to be used in any video project, animation or comic book.

a)

Mindmap

b)

Moodboard

c)

Visualisation Diagram

d)

Storyboard

e)

Script

75.

Who am I?


Made up of scene content; timings; number order; descriptions; location and camera shots. I do not have any dialogue!

a)

Mindmap

b)

Moodboard

c)

Visualisation Diagram

d)

Storyboard

e)

Script

76.

Who am I?


Any moving product with dialogue (spoken words), actions and a timeline.

a)

Mindmap

b)

Moodboard

c)

Visualisation Diagram

d)

Storyboard

e)

Script

77.

Who am I?


On the left hand side, I have:

•Location

•Camera shot

•Directions


Across the page, I have:

•Names of actors

•What they say

a)

Mindmap

b)

Moodboard

c)

Visualisation Diagram

d)

Storyboard

e)

Script

78.

Who am I?


- Identify the location where the action takes place

- Identify who will be in the scene, e.g. actors, narrators

- Provide stage directions for actors and production crew

- Provide dialogue for actors and other characters.

a)

Mindmap

b)

Moodboard

c)

Visualisation Diagram

d)

Storyboard

e)

Script

79.

Who am I?


Most likely to be used in: Films, TV, Video Games, Animation Products, Radio Adverts, Theatre and Podcasts

a)

Mindmap

b)

Moodboard

c)

Visualisation Diagram

d)

Storyboard

e)

Script

80.

Purpose of a mood board...

a)

To generate links between ideas

b)

To show how a finished item might look.

c)

Assist in the generation of ideas that will give a 'feel' for what is needed

d)

To provide a visual representation of how a media project will look along a timeline

e)

To provide stage directions for actors and production crew

81.

Purpose of a mind map...

a)

To generate links ideas and show how they link

b)

To show how a finished item might look.

c)

Assist in the generation of ideas that will give a 'feel' for what is needed

d)

To provide a visual representation of how a media project will look along a timeline

e)

To provide stage directions for actors and production crew

82.

Purpose of a visualisation diagram...

a)

To generate links ideas and show how they link

b)

To show how a finished item might look - a rough sketch

c)

Assist in the generation of ideas that will give a 'feel' for what is needed

d)

To provide a visual representation of how a media project will look along a timeline

e)

To provide stage directions for actors and production crew

83.

Purpose of a storyboard...

a)

To generate links ideas and show how they link

b)

To show how a finished item might look - a rough sketch

c)

Assist in the generation of ideas that will give a 'feel' for what is needed

d)

To provide a visual representation of how a media project will look along a timeline.

e)

To provide stage directions for actors and production crew

84.

Purpose of a script...

a)

To generate links ideas and show how they link

b)

To show how a finished item might look - a rough sketch

c)

Assist in the generation of ideas that will give a 'feel' for what is needed

d)

To provide a visual representation of how a media project will look along a timeline.

e)

To provide stage directions for actors and production crew

85.

What content can be included on a moodboard...

a)

Images

b)

Colours

c)

Font styles

d)

Nodes

e)

Camera movements

86.

What content can be included on a mind map...

a)

Sub-node

b)

Branches

c)

Font styles

d)

Text

e)

Camera movements

87.

What content can be included on a visualisation diagram

a)

Annotations

b)

Colour schemes

c)

Sounds

d)

Images - showing size and position

e)

Text

88.

What content can be included on a storyboard...

a)

Annotations

b)

Images

c)

Sounds i.e. background noise

d)

Dialogue

e)

Camera movements

89.

What content can be included on a script...

a)

EXT and INT locations

b)

Images

c)

Name of actors

d)

Dialogue i.e. speech

e)

Camera movements

90.

Identify the most appropriate pre-production document, other than a script, for planning the audio-visual adverts.

a)

Moodboard

b)

Mind map

c)

Storyboard

d)

Visualisation diagram

91.

Identify the most appropriate pre-production document for planning what the final web page might look like.

a)

Moodboard

b)

Mind map

c)

Storyboard

d)

Visualisation diagram

92.

Which TWO documents might be completed at the earliest stages of a project?

a)

Visualisation Diagram

b)

Mind Map

c)

Mood Board

d)

Script

e)

Storyboard

93.
A line that joins the node to a sub-node is called a 
a)
Line
b)
Link
c)
Branch
94.
A point on a mind map that has some information or idea but must be related to a previous point is called a...
a)
Node
b)
Sub-node
c)
Branch
95.
A point on a mind map that has some information or idea is called a...
a)
Node
b)
Sub-node
c)
Branch
96.

The structure of a mind map is:

a)

Centralised idea - branch - node

b)

Centralised idea - branch - node - branch

c)

Centralised idea - Branch - node - sub node

d)

Centralised idea - branch - node - branch - sub node

97.
What are mind maps used for?
a)
Video projects, animations, comic books and computer games
b)
With any project to show connections between parts of the project
c)
Adverts, magazine covers, DVD covers and games
d)
At the start of a project to collect styles for a product
98.

A mind map is used to quickly generate ideas

a)

True

b)

False

99.

A mind map is used to develop links between ideas

a)

True

b)

False

100.

A mind map is used to show what a product will look like

a)

True

b)

False

101.

The main idea in the middle of a mind map is called..

a)

Central idea

b)

Central node

102.

The ideas that are linked to the central idea in the middle of a mind map is called..

a)

Sub ideas

b)

Sub nodes

103.

Ideas are joined together by...

a)

Links

b)

Branches

104.

The target audience of a mind map would be...

a)

Your client (who you work for)

b)

The designer (who would use the mind map to create your product)

c)

Your client and the designer

d)

The customer (who will buy your product)

105.
Which factor needs to be covered when identifying the audience?
a)
Age
b)
Gender
c)
Location
d)
All of these
106.
Purpose means...
a)
What it is going to be used for
b)
Who will be using it
c)
How something looks
107.

A spider diagram contains main idea branches and is also known as a mind map, True or False?

a)

True

b)

False

108.

Which best describes a mindmap?

a)

A collection of sample materials and products related to a topic

b)

A rough drawing or sketch

c)

A diagram to arrange thoughts around a central node

d)

An illustration of a series of moving images

109.

Which of these is the purpose of a mind map?

a)

To visually represent a sequence of movements or give ideas of scenes or shots

b)

To plan a static image and give an idea of what the finished product may look like

c)

To show the links between thoughts, ideas and different aspects of a topic.

d)

To generate ideas by collecting materials/images that give a feel for the topic.

110.

Look at the content and layout of this mindmap. What are TWO strengths?

a)

It is colourful and pretty

b)

It has an image of a sun and has a suitable central idea

c)

It has a suitable central idea and clear and relevant branches/sub-nodes

d)

It includes branches and the family members

111.

Take a look at the mindmap and tell me TWO weaknesses...

a)

It is too colourful and does not use enough arrows

b)

It does not have any branches does not use enough arrows

c)

It is too colourful and there are no sub-nodes

d)

It does not have any sub-nodes and it is not detailed enough