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A student is planning their video project and wants to visualize the sequence of scenes, including interview segments and still images. Which type of prototype is most suitable for this initial planning stage?
A student is planning their video project and wants to visualize the sequence of scenes, including interview segments and still images. Which type of prototype is most suitable for this initial planning stage?
- Fully rendered 3D animation of the final video
- Written script with detailed dialogue and scene descriptions only
- Low-fidelity prototype, such as a storyboard (correct)
- High-fidelity prototype with interactive elements
A student is creating videos that include interviews with classmates. What video settings are required for this project?
A student is creating videos that include interviews with classmates. What video settings are required for this project?
- High-definition video, in colour, with a 16:9 aspect ratio (correct)
- Standard-definition video with a 4:3 aspect ratio
- Any video regardless of definition, in black and white, with a 4:3 aspect ratio
- Low-definition video in black and white
A student is working on a video project that includes interviews and still images. What is the minimum number of classmates they must interview to meet the assignment requirements?
A student is working on a video project that includes interviews and still images. What is the minimum number of classmates they must interview to meet the assignment requirements?
- One
- Three (correct)
- Four
- Two
A student is about to start editing their video project but realizes their video is 7 minutes in length. What should the student do?
A student is about to start editing their video project but realizes their video is 7 minutes in length. What should the student do?
A student has completed their video project but needs to share it with their teacher and classmates. According to the project guidelines, what is the correct procedure for sharing the video?
A student has completed their video project but needs to share it with their teacher and classmates. According to the project guidelines, what is the correct procedure for sharing the video?
If a student is creating a storyboard for their video project, what should they include for each scene?
If a student is creating a storyboard for their video project, what should they include for each scene?
A student has gathered all the necessary video footage and still images for their project, which is due at the end of the unit. What is the next critical step they should take?
A student has gathered all the necessary video footage and still images for their project, which is due at the end of the unit. What is the next critical step they should take?
Besides video, what other type of digital asset is explicitly mentioned as a component to be included in the final video?
Besides video, what other type of digital asset is explicitly mentioned as a component to be included in the final video?
Which of the following is the MOST important reason for creating a project plan before starting a media project?
Which of the following is the MOST important reason for creating a project plan before starting a media project?
A project brief typically contains several key elements. Which question below is LEAST likely to be answered in a standard project brief?
A project brief typically contains several key elements. Which question below is LEAST likely to be answered in a standard project brief?
In the context of the school video project, why is it important to consider the 'audience' when planning the content?
In the context of the school video project, why is it important to consider the 'audience' when planning the content?
Which action below best demonstrates adherence to the 'scope and production guidelines' for the school video project?
Which action below best demonstrates adherence to the 'scope and production guidelines' for the school video project?
If a student wants to show teamwork and collaboration in their video, which type of still image would be MOST suitable, according to the provided guidelines?
If a student wants to show teamwork and collaboration in their video, which type of still image would be MOST suitable, according to the provided guidelines?
A student is having trouble deciding between a 'piece-to-camera' and 'off-camera conversation' style for their interview. What is the key difference they should consider when making this choice?
A student is having trouble deciding between a 'piece-to-camera' and 'off-camera conversation' style for their interview. What is the key difference they should consider when making this choice?
A student wants to incorporate a chart into their video. According to the guidelines, what specific formatting requirement MUST they follow?
A student wants to incorporate a chart into their video. According to the guidelines, what specific formatting requirement MUST they follow?
During an interview, a student is asked, 'Who inspires you? Why?' How does this question relate to the overall project goals?
During an interview, a student is asked, 'Who inspires you? Why?' How does this question relate to the overall project goals?
Flashcards
High-definition video
High-definition video
Video recorded in high quality with enhanced resolution.
Widescreen format
Widescreen format
A video format with a 16:9 aspect ratio for a broader view.
Prototype
Prototype
An early model of a product used for planning and design.
Low-fidelity prototype
Low-fidelity prototype
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High-fidelity prototype
High-fidelity prototype
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Storyboard
Storyboard
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Final video requirements
Final video requirements
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File-sharing service
File-sharing service
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Media project planning
Media project planning
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Project brief
Project brief
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Digital assets
Digital assets
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Project goals
Project goals
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Target audience
Target audience
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Video interview content
Video interview content
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Production guidelines
Production guidelines
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Interview styles
Interview styles
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Study Notes
Planning a Media Project
- A project brief provides important information about the project
- The brief should answer questions like: What does the customer want? Who is the product for? When does the customer want it? Why does the customer want it?
- The customer for this project is the school
- The project aims to create a video library about school life
- The video library should showcase students' talents and IT skills
- The goal is to encourage more students and parents to choose the school by showcasing positive messages, school facilities and details about learning
Importance of Planning
- The project involves using shared digital assets created by classmates and students themselves
- Digital assets include short videos, still photos, graphics (e.g., logos, charts), and text (e.g., titles, captions)
Project Brief
- This document details crucial facts about the project
- The project brief should answer key questions to properly plan the video project
- The brief is used to ensure proper planning and production
Creating Prototypes
- Prototypes are models of the product to help imagine what the finished one will look like
- Prototypes help in the design stage, ensuring the end product accurately reflects the brief
- Two types of prototypes exist: low-fidelity (early stage, hand-drawn sketches) and high-fidelity (closer to the final product, including working links and features)
Storyboards
- Storyboards, a low-fidelity prototype, are simple drawings and notes that visualize the order of parts of a video or website
- Storyboards help visualize and order video or website content
- Storyboards aid in planning all project elements while helping think about every design part
Video Project Components
- The media project involves interviews from students
- Interviews should be conducted in a way that follows the style 'piece-to-camera' or 'off-camera conversation'
- These interviews should take place inside or outside school buildings; they should be filmed in high-definition in colour using a widescreen format (16:9 aspect ratio)
- All assets (videos and still images) will be stored on a file-sharing service.
- The video should be no longer than 5 minutes
Timeline
- The final video must be ready for viewing and sharing by the end of the unit.
Additional Notes
- Students should answer three specific questions during the interview segment: Favourite school activity, who inspires them and their aspirations for the next year.
- Students are expected to follow these guidelines to produce successful interviews
###Â Additional Tips
- Utilize online storyboard creation tools
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