Primary research is research that you have conjured up with yourself. Primary research consists of interviews, which can either be face to face, via telephone, or via email; observations, which is basically observing other people make their videos; questionnaires, which is a great for acknowledging what you’re audience want is a trailer; surveys, which is very similar to questionnaires, however surveys are distributed through emails, the internet, or even by telephone, whereas questionnaires are distributed by paper, for example paper, magazines, or newspapers; focus groups, which are groups that focus on certain sections, for example the idea generation; audience panels, which are meetings with your audience and finding out personally, what they want in a game trailer; and self-generated research, which can consist of your own videos, audio, and photographs, for example our photographs and sketches of and from Conwy Castle.
Friday, 10 June 2011
Primary Research
Week 9, 10, and 11
During week 9, 10 and 11, I undertook more research, but on pre-production itself, and not images for my individual digital moodboard. My team members, were still working on the group work. They could do their research on pre-production themselves, because they have to do that work themselves.
My research consisted of primary and secondary research; production time; facilities and costs; personnel and costs; copyright; and Codes of Practice.
I will post my research on separate blogs.
My research consisted of primary and secondary research; production time; facilities and costs; personnel and costs; copyright; and Codes of Practice.
I will post my research on separate blogs.
Week 8
During week 8, I shared out the rest of the group work need to be done, for this assignment.
Idea Generation – Nathan
Individual Digital Moodboard – All
Meeting Record Sheet – Luke
Treatment - Nathan
Production Schedules – Sean
Storyboards – Nathan
Shot list – Luke
Risk Assessment - Sam
Diagram of Shooting Location – Sean
Legal Documentation – Sam
Copyright Evidence – Luke
Shooting Schedule – Sam
Individual Blog - All
I had already completed the Idea Generation, and the Storyboard by now, so all I had left to do was the Treatment document, which is the evalauation document of the group work (Task 2).
I had already completed the Idea Generation, and the Storyboard by now, so all I had left to do was the Treatment document, which is the evalauation document of the group work (Task 2).
Week 7
During week 7, I started on the Idea Generation, which is another document of the pre-production forms. The Idea Generation consists of an idea overview and reasons for using or rejecting the idea, for each individual scene, of my storyboard.
Tuesday, 7 June 2011
Week 6
During week 6, I started on the pre-production forms. I started with the Storyboard. I used some shots that were show to me by Craig Downey, but most of the shots are my original ideas. It took me a five days to complete my Storyboard for my team. Overall, there are five scene in my storyboard, consisting of 34 shots.
Sunday, 5 June 2011
Week 5
During week 5, I started on my digital moodboard. I imported all my images that I found on the internet into my digital moodboard, and I added music and animation to the moodboard.
Thursday, 19 May 2011
Week 4
During Week 4, I was researching images of World War II warships, as shown below.
I was researching images of World War II warships, because it is relevant to my Pre-production assignment, because I have gathered copyright free images of World War II warships for my digital moodboard, which is part of my Pre-production assignment.
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