Pre-Production documents Flashcards
What is a mood board?
Mood boards are pre-production documents, used in the planning stage of a products development.
What is meant by mood boards being ‘visual tools’?
They are a visual tool used as a way of exploring the theme of a project and how it might look and feel.
What are the purposes of mood boards ?
- To develop visual ideas for how a project might look or feel
- Lets designers share ideas about the look or feel of a project.
- To show the client how a project might look or feel
- To show ideas for colour schemes to the client and project team
- Share ideas about fonts that could be used
Identify groups of people who are the audience for a mood board.
- Project team
- Designers
- The client
list the components on a mood board
- Colours
- Font samples (only of digital)
- images
- Key words
- Logos
- Title
- Annotations
- Sounds or video (only on digital)
- Textures (only on physical)
How can you convert a physical mood board into a digital version?
- Taking a photograph of it using a digital camera
- Scan it using a scanner
Describe how you can make a physical mood board.
- On paper, sketches,
- On a pin board
What software can you use to make a digital mood board?
- Office software (word or powerpoint)
- Graphics package (paint or Photoshop)
- An online tool (google docs or Milanote)
What is the advantage of using Google docs or Milanote to make a digital mood board?
People can work together and they can be easily shared and edited by people.
Identify Hardware that can be used to make pre-production documents.
- mouse
- Keyboard
- Monitor
- Touch screen
- Graphics tablet
What is a visualisation diagram?
Is a pre-production document made during the planning stage of a productions development.
What are the contents of a visualisation diagram?
- Images to use - size and proportion
- text- what writing goes where
- fonts - size and styels
- colours
- annotations
- The layout of a product- what goes where
what are annotations used for in visualisation diagrams?
- To provide detail about the design to the graphic designer (who will make the product)
- To explain why choices have been made to the other members of the design team
Who are the audience for visualisation diagrams?
- The project team
- Graphic designers
- Client
What are the purposes of Visualisation diagrams?
- Experiment with different design ideas
- Allows different ideas to be shares by the project team.
- Lets the client approve a design
- Gives detailed information to graphic designers so they can make the product