Production schedule - Who, what when and where each scene will be filmed, Call sheet - A document which calls a cast to a shoot, SWOT analysis - Looks at the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats of a production ideas, Asset log - A document which shows all of the assets/equipment you use when creating a product, Risk Assessment - A document which looks at all possible risks to staff invovled in creating the product, Storyboard - Used in TV, movie or animation planning, Script/ Shooting script - Who says what for a play or movie etc. For not only actors, but also directors, stage designers, Concept Art - Planning a range of ideas to see what the product will include - ALL products, Visualisation diagram - Usually used for logos, detailed web pages, poster design in detail of what the final product will look like, Flat Plan/ Wire frame - 2D drawing which focuses on the usage of space, Prototype - The final stages before creating the product, Page Mock up - Use by newspaper, magazine editors or web designers to see what a page may look like, Set Design - Used by designers to show what a 'location' looks like. Help directors, camera crew, actors/ actresses, Forms - Location, Individual Release and Consent ______, Site structure - Used by web designers to look at the routes you can take between pages,

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