Flatplan/Wireframes

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

Flatplans/Wireframes
A wireframe is a 2D representation showing how articles or adverts are laid out on the page and how they all fit together. This shows the designer if the proportions are correct and allows for changes to be made before the production is created. Flatplans can also be used to show the layout of a set for a TV production to check that camera movements can be carried out.

Examples of Flatplans

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Treatment Documents

LO4 - Create and evaluate pre-production documents for a new media product. Examples of Treatment Documents Features of this Treatment actors involved in music video song used in music video setting (studio) shots of camera (close-up lights turning on) location shot changes costume lighting movement in the video fade out of shot KEY: similarities are highlighted. Features of this Treatment name of production running time characters/actors idea for video storyboard examples different camera shots which camera will be needed justification of camera needed justification of certain shots fade out

Documents for a Media Product

LO4 - Create and Evaluate pre-production documents for a new media product. Documents needed for a media product storyboard script consent forms location permission mood board risk assessment health and safety Pre-Production documents have two main purposes: communicating to others what needs to happen and when monitor whether the project is being kept on track The main points are who are they aimed at? what are they for? Forms of Document Proposal Documents Proposal documents are used to communicate the vital idea t the cline through the form of a pitch. It is written using non-technical language so the audience can understand clearly but should still be detailed to the client will still be interested in the idea. Spoken proposals often include less detail as the client can ask for more detail within the presentation of the pitch. This proposal should include the cost of the project, the ability to stay within the budget, the target audience, de...

Regulatory Bodies

LO1 - Understand the factors that need to be considered during the planning of a media product. Regulatory Bodies Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) - The ASA regulated adverts to make sure there are no misleading, offensive or harmful adverts being shown. They also make sure to investigate any complaints given about advertisements. They make sure that advertisements do not lie or make any false claims about the product in the advert. They enforce the Advertising Standards Code to make sure all adverts are legal and truthful. British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) - The BBFC are a non-governmental organisation responsible for classification and censorship of films. The BBFC rates films from a list of 7 ratings: U, PG, 12A, 15, 18 and R18. They make sure that all films have age restrictions so they are appropriate for the ages able to view them.This is important in the media industry so that films are censored suitably for the age range viewing them to protect young child...

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