Monday 26 September 2016
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Pre-production areas to consider
Learning aim A: Understand the requirements of
pre-production of a digital media product
A1 Requirements for a specific media production
• Types of production: film, television, audio, digital
publishing, digital games.
• Finance.
• Sources of finance: private, public, joint financing.
• Requirements of finance: for equipment, crew, transport,
materials, clearances, talent, facility hire.
• Logistics.
• Time: deadlines, availability of equipment, availability
of personnel, timescales.
• Facilities: production equipment, post-production
equipment, facility houses, prop houses, sourcing and costs of facilities.
• Locations: identification; recces; limitations and risks,
e.g. distance, access, cost, weather.
• Personnel: technical crew, actors, extras, contributors,
e.g. experts, specialists.
• Materials: type, e.g. original materials, archive and library
materials, photo-library materials, sound library materials, internet, assets,
audio, script, animatics, graphics, interviews, costumes, properties, recorded
music, sources; costs; clearances.
• Adherence to codes of practice and regulation.
• Clearances, e.g. Mechanical-Copyright Protection Society
(MCPS).
• Legal, e.g. copyright, health and safety.
• Regulations, e.g. Ofcom, Independent Press Standards
Organisation (IPSO),
Advertising Standards Authority (ASA).
• Trade unions and professional bodies, e.g. Producers Alliance
for Cinema and Television (Pact), National Union of Journalists (NUJ).
A2 The formats for pre-production processes
Established industry formats for presenting pre-production
work:
• templates for scripts (written/dialogue/sound)
• written or visual storyboards
• written or visual storylines
• page mock-ups.
A3 The functions of pre-production processes
• Revising and discounting ideas.
• Visualising content.
• Establishing feasibility (expertise, costs, timescale,
logistics).
A4 The purposes of pre-production documentation
• Adherence to codes of practice and regulation.
• Administrative requirements, e.g. record keeping, sharing
of information among relevant parties.
• Auditing compliance.
Pre-production presentations
What shout it include?
- A title slide - ‘Pre-production processes for digital media products’
- Slides showing various digital media products i.e. audio – music / radio, websites, moving images – films / TV shows, digital gaming, digital publishing – magazines, e-books, newspapers etc. GIVE SPECIFIC EXAMPLES
- Details of any pre-production processes carried out in order to produce the digital media products you have chosen to focus on. Make sure that you fully explain what the process entails and why it is important to the success of the product.
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