what is a project brief?
is a document that tells you important facts about your project.
what is a prototype?
is a model of the product that you make during the desgin process.
what are the two types of prototype?
- A low-fidelity prototype is usualy the earliest kind of protoype. It can be a sketch.
- A high-fidelity prototype is often close to the finished product.
what is a storyboard?
is usually a set of simple drawings and notes that show how the parts of a video should be ordered.
why is it important to nderstand requirements?
because they are the things that techonology needs to be able to do, in order to help you achieve your project goals.
how can you mkae the best choices for your project?
- Understand the things you are trying to achieve- your requirements.
- Decide on what is most important. This is called prioritising.
- Research your choices and how they match your requirements and priorities. This is called option analysis.
what are some non-functional requirements to consider?
- Usability
- Cost
- Support
- Future use
how to agree on an approach?
> what sould be filmed - the content
how the content should look - the style
how the content should be recorded - the technical details
hat to think about for a consistent look for the different interviews?
- location and background
- framing
what is an aspect ratio?
it describes the relationship between the width and height of the screen.
what is resolution?
is often described with letters and numbers, the higher the numbers the sharper the picture will be but more storage will be needed. e.x: 4k, Full HD, HD or PAL, MMS
advantages of file-sharing with cloud over an USB?
- They are more secure
- They are cheap
- The content can be shared
