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Name 5 pre-production documents 

  • Production scheduel 
  • Script 
  • Mind map
  • storyboard 
  • call sheet 
 Name 5 elements of a visualisation diagram 

  • Annotations 
  • Text boxes 
  • image placeholders 
  • Space for navigation 
  • Space for headers 
Explain the difference between a moodboard and a visualisation diagram

A moodboard is a series of images that shows inspiration, it shows what colour and house style you will have for your product. A visualisation diagram is a draft of what the product will look like. 

Name all the items /annotations that should on a storyboard

  • Sketches of the scene 
  • Notes on camerwork in each scene 
  • Notes on music and sound for each scene 
  • Notes on which characters and how many characters will be in each scene 
  • scene number 

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