Planning a Media Artwork
Students plan and storyboard a short media artwork, such as a video or digital animation. They consider their target audience and the specific purpose of their story.
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Students plan and storyboard a short media artwork, such as a video or digital animation. They consider their target audience and the specific purpose of their story.
Key Questions
- What steps are necessary to plan a successful media artwork?
- How do we tailor our story for a specific audience?
- Why is storyboarding an important part of the media production process?
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