Unit 2: LO4 Recall

Storyboard -

elements: shot types, scene content (where, who, when), scene numbers, scene times/ shot times, key characters/ protagonists (documentary), key music or sound, camera movements.

media sectors: audio visual, games, films, tv shows


Wireframe - 

elements: logo, search field, breadcrumbs, headers (H1), sub-headers (H2-Hx), body content,  share buttons, navigation system, maps out text, colour scheme/ house style, footer, place holder for copyright etc

media sectors: apps, websites, social media


Treatment/Proposal - 

elements: client requirements, time scale, type of media product, distribution, purpose, target audience, how advertised and marketed, name, content of product (mes, cw, cm), legal and ethical issues 

media sectors: all 


Visualisation diagram - 

elements: colour scheme, images, fonts used, position of text, annotation/ labels providing more information, layout, key objects

media sectors: magazine covers, visual products, print products, posters, billboards 


Sitemap - 

elements: linking lines, the reflect and flow of activity

media sectors: websites, apps, navigation plan


Script - 

elements: dialogue, character names, tone of voice, acting gesture, stage directions, basic camera angles and movements. 

media sectors: films, radio, tv, gaming, advertisement

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