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Asset Logs

LO4 - Create and evaluate pre-production documents for a new media product.

Asset logs are lists of any resources used for the media production. These can be used to check for any legal issues that could possibly arise such as copyright.

Asset logs include:

  • the title of the asset
  • the reason for it's use
  • it's ownership details
  • any permissions required (and whether these have been gained or not)
Example Asset Logs


Children's Shoes Brief - Asset Log




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