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  1. 1Mindmap - PurposesOutlines the different links between different thoughts about the project.
  2. 2Mindmap - UsesStores all your information in one place.
  3. 3Mindmap - ContentMain idea/theme, branches, nodes and sub-nodes.
  4. 4Moodboard - PurposesHelps with coming up with new ideas and gives you a "feel" or what the product will be like.
  5. 5Moodboard - UsesGood for storing all your ideas in one place and seeing them all together.
  6. 6Moodboard - ContentPictures, colours, fonts and text.
  7. 7Storyboard - PurposeGives you a visual idea of what the product could look like and also gives you help on how to edit the scenes into a story.
  8. 8Storyboard - UsesHelps you plan any moving idea, for example: animations, videos, comic books and computer games.
  9. 9Storyboard - ContentLocations, lighting, sounds, camera movement, camera angles and shot types, Images and shot length and timings.
  10. 10Visualisation Diagram - PurposeSo you can see what a product will really look like and to show what the finished image might look like.
  11. 11Visualisation Diagram - UsesTo give the client a visual interpretation of what the product will look like, for example: poster, CD, DVD, blu-ray cover, magazine cover, magazine advert, game scene, comic book page layout and web page layout.
  12. 12Visualisation Diagram - ContentColours and colour schemes, position and style of text, fonts to be used, annotations – to provide extra detail where needed and multiple images and graphics showing their size & position.
  13. 13Script - Purpose
  14. 14Script - Uses
  15. 15Script - Content

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