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Creative iMedia Planning and Production Documents

Total questions: 36

Worksheet time: 18mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the primary purpose of a work plan in creative media production?

a)

To create visual inspiration

b)

To ensure projects are completed efficiently, on time, and within budget

c)

To design the user interface

d)

To write dialogue for scripts

2.

Which of the following is NOT a typical component of a work plan?

a)

Milestones

b)

Central theme

c)

Timescales

d)

Contingencies

3.

What do milestones in a work plan represent?

a)

Visual styles for the project

b)

Major deliverables or phases completed

c)

The order of dialogue in a script

d)

Color schemes for the project

4.

Which of the following is an advantage of using work plans?

a)

Improved organization and progress tracking

b)

Enhanced color palette selection

c)

Increased visual inspiration

d)

Better camera angle planning

5.

What is the main purpose of a mind map in pre-production?

a)

To record completed tasks

b)

To organize and connect ideas around a central theme

c)

To create a list of assets

d)

To outline camera movements

6.

Which is a key component of a mind map?

a)

Scene headings

b)

Central theme/concept

c)

Placeholder text

d)

Shot types

7.

Who would typically use a mind map?

a)

Legal team

b)

Scriptwriters and designers

c)

Actors

d)

Sound engineers

8.

What makes a mind map effective?

a)

Detailed scene descriptions

b)

Clear central theme and logical structure

c)

Sequential panels

d)

Placeholder images

9.

What is the main purpose of a mood board?

a)

To track asset permissions

b)

To communicate style, tone, and visual inspiration

c)

To write dialogue

d)

To plan workflow

10.

Which of the following is commonly found on a mood board?

a)

Scene numbers

b)

Color swatches and images

c)

Placeholder text

d)

Timescales

11.

When are mood boards most appropriate to use?

a)

After editing is complete

b)

Early in pre-production to establish visual direction

c)

During legal review

d)

When finalizing distribution

12.

Who is a typical user of a mood board?

a)

Sound engineers

b)

Art directors and designers

c)

Legal advisors

d)

Actors

13.

What is the main purpose of an asset log?

a)

To write scene descriptions

b)

To record all assets and manage permissions

c)

To visualize user journeys

d)

To brainstorm ideas

14.

Which of the following is NOT a typical component of an asset log?

a)

Asset name/identifier

b)

Camera angles

c)

Source/creator

d)

Copyright information

15.

Which tool is commonly used to create an asset log?

a)

Storyboard Pro

b)

Spreadsheet applications like Excel

c)

Adobe XD

d)

Canva

16.

Who would most likely use an asset log?

a)

Actors

b)

Producers and legal teams

c)

Cinematographers

d)

Clients

17.

What is the main purpose of a flow chart in media production?

a)

To design color palettes

b)

To visually represent the sequence of steps or decisions in a process

c)

To write dialogue

d)

To record asset sources

18.

Which symbol is typically used for a decision point in a flow chart?

a)

Rectangle

b)

Oval

c)

Diamond

d)

Triangle

19.

Which of the following is a component of a flow chart?

a)

Scene headings

b)

Arrows showing flow direction

c)

Color swatches

d)

Placeholder text

20.

Who would typically use a flow chart?

a)

Actors

b)

Developers and project managers

c)

Cinematographers

d)

Clients

21.

What is the main purpose of a script in media production?

a)

To organize visual assets

b)

To outline dialogue, actions, and scene details

c)

To design user interfaces

d)

To create color palettes

22.

Which of the following is a convention of a script?

a)

Scene headings/sluglines

b)

Color swatches

c)

Asset identifiers

d)

Placeholder images

23.

Who are typical users of scripts?

a)

Editors

b)

Writers, directors, and actors

c)

Clients

d)

Legal teams

24.

Which software is commonly used to write scripts?

a)

MindMeister

b)

Final Draft

c)

Canva

d)

Figma

25.

What is the main purpose of a storyboard?

a)

To write dialogue

b)

To visually outline scenes and transitions

c)

To record asset permissions

d)

To design navigation structures

26.

Which of the following is a component of a storyboard?

a)

Placeholder text

b)

Sequential panels/frames

c)

Asset log

d)

Central theme

27.

Who would typically use a storyboard?

a)

Legal teams

b)

Directors and animators

c)

Clients

d)

Sound engineers

28.

What information might be included in a storyboard?

a)

Scene numbers and camera movements

b)

Color swatches

c)

Asset permissions

d)

Timescales

29.

What is the main purpose of a visualisation diagram?

a)

To write scripts

b)

To show what a media product will look like when completed

c)

To record asset sources

d)

To design navigation

30.

Which of the following is a typical component of a visualisation diagram?

a)

Detailed illustrations or sketches

b)

Scene headings

c)

Dialogue

d)

Color swatches

31.

Who would typically use a visualisation diagram?

a)

Designers and clients

b)

Actors

c)

Legal teams

d)

Sound engineers

32.

When is a visualisation diagram most useful?

a)

When detailed visual representation is needed

b)

During scriptwriting

c)

For asset tracking

d)

During editing

33.

What is the main purpose of a wireframe layout?

a)

To plan interface layout and structure

b)

To write dialogue

c)

To record asset permissions

d)

To design color palettes

34.

Which of the following is a component of a wireframe layout?

a)

Simple shapes representing UI elements

b)

Scene numbers

c)

Dialogue

d)

Color swatches

35.

Who would typically use a wireframe layout?

a)

UX/UI designers and developers

b)

Actors

c)

Legal teams

d)

Cinematographers

36.

When are wireframe layouts most useful?

a)

Early stages of digital product development

b)

During editing

c)

For asset tracking

d)

During scriptwriting