Reece Carbutt-Beech (4036)

Plans for the online marketing The online adverts would be the same as the print based one but would be shown to relevant people on relevant websites. These adverts would be both pop-up adverts and banner adverts. They would all be variations of this.

Maisie made the promotional print image.  It would be a full A4 page in or on the back of a children's magazine, this is because the people in the age range would be reading these magazines.

How is it going so far? So far we have come up with characters and background scenes that look aesthetically pleasing and prove our abilities effectively. We have been able to work as a team without conflict and have communicated well using Facebook messenger in order to convey ideas. Another process we have made progress on is the overall skill building aspect of this assignment that will help us in the future of the course. Overall I would say that the team is working quickly and efficiently in order to produce the best work possible. We should be able to hand the work in on time.

Storyboarding For the storyboard Tom did a quick sketch of everything that is going to happen in the story and then explained it in a video. Here is the link to the video

Treatment – Dot to dot productions A cartoon cat (Whiskers) has moved to a new house and school, he must adapt to deal with not knowing anybody and being bullied by Wilfred. There will be ten 20 minute episodes. By the end of the 10 th episode Whiskers and Wilfred will be friends, this is because their teacher (Mr. Hoot) forces them to work together on a group project and through this they learn that they have similar interests despite Whiskers being smart but poor and Wilfred being stupid and rich. The characters will be cartoon characters drawn on a computer and the background will be a combination of paper, cardboard and plasticine. We will be making the opening sequence of the series. It would be broadcast on the CBBC, this is because their main audience is 6 to 11 year olds (like the brief is asking for). The transitions in-between shows on the CBBC are a combination of cartoons and real life. Similarly, “Whiskers & Wilfred” will use a combination of...