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Revenue Streams and Funding

  Tuesday 18th October  -Every project needs finance this comes through streams of revenue. These come with risk, unpredictability and return. -Things that effect the type of finance that can be used/attracted is:        -  size of organisation        - Commercial/Government   Sponsorship: When a company buys part into a brand to have there logo seen or for the company to be talked about.Brand association with the final product made by a company. Corporate Finance: Money injected by business convinced that the project is a good investment and will provide a good return over a long period of time. Franchising: The property of the original product is licensed to other partners for a commercial use like merchandising in return for a fee or share of resulting. Advertising: Payment for brand placement within a media product. - There are different revenue strams, which provide a source of revenue for a media project. -Revenue strea...

Constraints

  Thursday 13th  October what constraints do companies have to think about? -Money limits  -Revenue streams  -Time constraints -Personnel -Legal and ethical issues -Regulation Constraints - A limitation or restriction. Financial Constraints Staffing costs for media is paying for staff members and the casting crew.Staff cost varied depending on your experience in that job. Premises cost a lot and depending on the amount of people your company might need more than one premise for work. Locations shooting in multiply locations is costly and you might have to re-book locations if the shot didn't come out right costing more money. Legal costs  Transport cost varies for how far you plan to travel with crew and equipment and actors. Resources - expenses for resources needed for filming e.g. props/costumes Time constraints -Final deadlines -Interim deadlines -Availability of people -Availability of equipment -Days and hours people can work -Relying on volunteers -Holid...

Visulisation Diagrams

  Monday 10th October -Visualisation diagrams are also called concept art. -Its a drawing that shows estimating will look like when created. - Used to plan for still images or products -can be a rough sketch (I must annotate if asked to create a visualisation diagram of asked to create one in exam.) -Annotations must link back to the brief and the target auidence. -You will always be awarded marks for your annotations. This is a visualisation diagram of Buzz Lightyear and next to the drawing is how the character finally looked:

Wireframes And Sitemaps Resopnse

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Monday 10th October  Initial wireframe response Reflect and perfected wireframe response Sitemap response  

Storyboards and Scripts

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Monday 3rd October Storyboards - A storyboard is an essential planning device in film and television sector of media. -It is mostly used by directors as it allows them to think in advance about their product. - It also helps them think through the technical and audio codes they might use to create a narrative. -Making a storyboard helps media producers think through the moving imagine their minds and then on paper with the camerashots, angles and transition all included. Key conventions 1. Order of shots 2. Hand drawn sketch 3. Shot type 4. Timing 5. Breif description 6. Music/shot movement/dialogue Script Script conventions 1.first line: in capitals int (internal) or ext (external) setting exact location and time of day 2.character names: always in capitals 3.description of actions: explains the scenes in detail 4.sound effects: in capitals 5.character lines (dialogue): justified centre of the page,under name of each character 6.character's information: in brackets 7.spacing: an e...