pre production mind map

pre production mind map

1. Moodboards

   • Images
     • Placement
     • Copyright
     • Does it relate to the original topic in any way
     • file type
       • jpeg
       • png
       • psd
   • Text
     • Font
       • suitable
       • easy to read
     • Placement of the text
     • Colour
   • Colour theme
     • easy to understand
     • nice to look at
     • eye catching

2. Visualisation diagram

   • shapes
     • placement of the shapes
     • correct shape for what you are trying to show
       • E.G
         • a circle, square, rectangle, triangle
     • is the shape the right size
   • notes
     • does it explain what you are trying to show
     • will other people understand
     • does it make any sense
   • copy right
     • you will not need to worry about copyright due to no images being used

3. storyboards

   • does it show every scene clearly
   • does it relate to what you are trying to show
   • will it make sense when its been made
   • extra info ?
     • camera angles
       • wide angle
         • puts one character in context
       • two shot
         • used for conversation between two characters
       • close up
         • focuses on what one person has to say
       • medium close up
         • concentrates attention on a single character
       • low angle
         • creates the feeling that the viewer is small and vulnerable
       • extreme wide angle
         • establishing shot shows where the action will be taking place
       • extreme close up
         • unreal viewpoint focusing on a single feature of a person
       • wide shot
         • puts a character in context to show their location and how they relate to it
       • high angle
         • creates the feeling that the character is of high power
     • lighting
     • sound
     • location
     • camera movements

4. scripts

   • different parts
     • slugline
       • this is the master heading of the scene and has 3 parts
         • part 1- states whether the scene is inside or outside
         • part 2- states a location
         • part 3- refers to the time of the scene
     • action
       • this describes what is happening in the scene
         • E.G
           • the look of the characters
           • how the character is feeling
             • moods/emotions
           • what action the character is doing
     • character name
       • this is the name of the character that appears above their dialogue
     • parentheticals
       • in brackets under the characters name is how the character would say the dialogue
         • E.G
           • if the character needs to be confused under the characters name it will say (confused)
     • dialogue
       • what the character or characters will say in the scene