Concept Art, Visualisation Diagrams, fat plans, prototypes, mock ups

Document	Description (what it contains)	Purpose & Medium	Key advice for completing successfully
Concept art	The idea that is visualised Images Visual interpretation Justification Mood board	•       Helping Artists, producers, editors and director •        Music vid, movies, digital, physical	Look at the brief Lots of images Justification
Visualisation diagram	Rough diagram used to plan a product- 2d hand drawn or designer software such as Photoshop Assess financial and logistic viability.	•        Helps the client and producers •        Advertisement, websites	It is rough so colours are not required so annotations only necessary Presentation is key More ideas can spawn of original ideas
Flat plan/ wireframe	2d drawing, which represents of how all elements are laid out in a print or web based text.	•        Allows the designer to see proportions of each element are correct and that all required elements are included •        TV shows	Details are not needed to be at high quality Be quick and easy Include everything necessary Annotation are quick and easy
Prototype	Early model of a media product, used particularly in interactive media Not include all the stylistic elements	•        Helps producers to find out how to improve prototype by using a focus group or a source of research •       Websites, video games	Early testing Meets client and user needs Not needing a lot of detail. The key core functions should be working
Page mock-up	Similar to flat plans, contains more detail such as content and colour schemes New software means for interactive products now often include their interactive elements.	•        Helps producer and given to client before final version to see if anything is needed for change •        used in print and online media, posters and billboards	Detailed with content and colour schemes.