Unit 2 - Pre-Production and Planning

  Justification of content •Once a pre-production document has been produced, content needs to be analysed and checked to ensure that it is adequate for the purpose it was designed for. Does the content meet the needs of the client? If it does not, production phase cannot start. The content can be reviewed in discussion with the client and target audience focus groups. Evaluation of Suitability for Purpose •The pre-production documents are used to provide the various personnel involved in project with the information that they will require to produce the project. It is with this purpose in mind that these documents need to be evaluated. Do they provide enough  information for the members of the production team to produce the product in line with the proposal? The documents can be shown to the lead members of each team to check that they are clear about what is required during their phase of the production. Evaluation of Suitability for Audience The effectiveness of the pre-pro...

A flat plan is a 2D representation of how all articles and adverts are laid out on a page or how the elements of the page or how the elements of the page fit together.  

A visualisation diagram is a rough diagram of a plan for a product, normally a static one such as the layout of a page or a diagram within an animation. These are used to check that what is being produced will work and the objectives of the productive being met. 

 

Scripts - a document that is given to the members of a production team, telling them what movements will take place and the actions that caters will carry out.  Example  Kid 1 : Hey look at my new cool shoes! Kid 2 : Whoah where did you get them from?  Kid 1 : There Knight-Higgs shoes.  Kid 2 : I need some of them.  Shooting Script -  a version of a screenplay that includes detailed cinematography instructions laid out in the order that they'll be needed, such as certain camera shots, props, and locations . Example 

A risk assessment is  the process of identifying what hazards exist, or may appear in the workplace, how they may cause harm and to take steps to minimise harm .  Risk assessments are very important as  they form an integral part of an occupational health and safety management plan . They help  too : Create awareness of hazards and risk. One risk in this  image  is the open fire. This is because the baby could fall into it.  The iron on the ironing board is a risk because if the ironing board gets knocked it could fall on the babies head.  The corners on the coffee table are a risk as the baby could hit its head. Another risk is the plug socket because if the baby put its metal in there it could die of electrocution. Also, another risk is the string on the ballon and blind because it could strangle itself.