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WorksheetsR093 SAM 22 - iMedia
Total questions: 66
Worksheet time: 34mins
Which of the follow are not a sector in the traditional media industry?
film
television
radio
internet
print publishing
Which of the follow are not a sector in the new media industry?
print publishing
computer games
interactive media
digital publishing
internet
Select the products that are part of the media industry.
video
animation
special effects
websites
computer
Which of the following job roles are best suited to the pre-production phase?
script writer
web developer
camera operator
sound editor
Pick two of the following job roles that are better suited to the production phase.
graphic designer
video editor
campaign manager
games developer
Which of the following job roles are best suited to the post-production phase?
content creator
graphic artist
audio technician
sound editor
Which of the following job roles span multiple production phases?
production manager
director
creative director
games developer
Can one person take on more than one role in a production?
Yes - so that they can get paid more
Yes - the production may be small
No - it's not fair on other people who need work
No - they wouldn't be qualified
Which job role would be responsible for writing, reviewing, editing, and updating content for websites?
web designer
content creator
web developer
script writer
Which job role would be responsible for the design and delivery of creative and successful marketing plan?
creative director
campaign manager
production manager
copy writer
What is the definition of audience?
the readers that the text is intended for
a group of people listening at a concert
anyone who is reading the text
the reason the text is written
Which of the following would "young children" fall under?
Type of Audience
Purpose
Types of Information
Types of Product
Which of the following would "charity" fall under?
Type of Audience
Purpose
Types of Information
Types of Product
What is intellectual property?
A place of business where people invent and make things
The ownership and right to make money from ideas, inventions and creative work
Products and inventions made by a computer company
Who is the Regulatory Body for Games?
BBFC
ASA
PEGI
Ofcom
What is brand identity?
What does "VR" stand for?
Vegetable Reality
Virtual Robot
Virtual Reboot
Virtual Reality
What does "HD" stand for?
High Decibel
Hot Density
High Dexterity
High Definition
SFX stands for Special Feature Effects
True
False
What is meant by the term client ethos?
Client requirements
What they give
What they want
The moral character
It is often referred to as digital media, this uses the current technologies available today in order to share information using the Internet.
New media
Traditional media
Social media
Who is the target audience?
The person who is designing the product.
The people who will use the product i.e. age, gender, location.
The person or organisation that you are producing the work for.
Yourself.
What is the difference between a task and an activity?
Both are the same
task describes the overall topic and activity describes an activity within a topic
activity describes the overall topic and topic describes an activity within a topic
Which of these is a purpose for a work plan?
To decide who the project is aimed at
To provide a timescale for completing the project
To make the project seem more organised to other people
To tell people what jobs they need to do
What is Visual Identity?
Visual identity is a combination of several graphic and visual elements that, together, create an atmosphere around a company.
Visual identity is a combination of several colours and visual pictures that, together, create an atmosphere around a company.
Visual identity is a combination of several graphic and visual elements that, separately, create an atmosphere around a company.
What are the components of Visual Identity?
Name, Logo, Slogan
Name, Design, Brand
Name, Brand, Slogan
Brand, Logo, Design
What is White Space?
The space between texts, graphics, images and blocks.
The amount of space that the images take up.
The amount of white that is within the design.
What is typography?
Typography is the style or appearance of text.
Typography are Color plays a vital role in design and everyday life.
The typography of design are the foundation of every visual medium
In many ways, typography are the building blocks of design
The height and width of an image, measured in pixels is called its...
Pixel Dimensions
Dot Placement Ratio
Level of Definition
Dots Per Inch
What are brand values?
The slogan and logo.
What the target audience needs from the product.
The belief that the company has.
How loyal a customer is to a product.
It is often referred to as digital media, this uses the current technologies available today in order to share information using the Internet.
New media
Traditional media
Social media
What are milestones?
The time allowed for tasks or activities
Sections of activities
Key dates when a section is completed
Different standards of quality (e.g. good milestone = good quality)
What are contingencies?
Different roles in the project
What if scenarios/back up plans
Times for people working on the project to meet up
The expected time that the project will take
A storyboard includes? (choose 3)
Camera Angles
Timings
Detailed Dialogue
Location
Stage Directions
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 Right
Zoom In
Tilt Down
What camera movement would these arrows represent on a Storyboard?
Zoom Out
Pan Left
Zoom In
Tilt Up
What is included on a storyboard? (choose as many as you wish)
Suitable Sketches
Descriptions - to explain what is happening in each scene.
Timings/Durations of each scene.
Camera Angles / Shots
Exact dialogue between actors - all the words and gestures/emotions.
What kind of shot is used to show scenery?
Long shot
Medium shot
Extreme Wide Shot
setting shot
Which type of angle is most likely to be used at the very beginning of a film?
Asking an expert by yourself
Primary Research
Secondary Research
Wrting emails to client, asking specific information
Primary Research
Secondary Research
Analysing existing product that might help solving the problem
Primary Research
Secondary Research
Which of the following is a primary source of information?
Television Interview
Focus Group
Magazine Article
Website
Which of the following are examples of secondary information? (tick all that apply)
Interview
Government statistics
Another person's diary
Google Maps
Questionnaire
Conducting survey or questionnaires
Primary Research
Secondary Research
Q6: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
What should be included on a visualisation diagram?
Text, Annotations, Sketches
Text, Annotations, Camera Shots
Annotations, Theme/Feel , Sketches
Camera Angles, Sketches, Text
On a visualisation diagram it is important to include the size (dimensions) and position of all images and text
True
False
Why will the client want to see a visualisation diagram?
To know the target audience of the product
To see the ideas that have been generated
To get a feel for the theme of a product
To see what the intended product will look like
What is a visualisation diagram created for?
Costumes, logos, posters, cars or webpage layouts
Movies
Comic Books
Story Plots
Visualisation diagrams can not be used to plan...
Graphics
Animations
Magazine pages
Posters
