Course Information: Creative IMedia
Course
Information:
Creative
IMedia
The
Creative
iMedia
course
will
help
you
towards
a
career
in
the
ICT
or
Media
industry
sectors.
You
will
develop
your
knowledge
of
how
to
anaylse
existing
products,
noting
features
of
different
media
products
and
how
these
are
used.
You
will
the
look
to
plan
products
to
meet
criteria,
then
put
your
plans
in
to
working
solutions,
then
evaluating
their
effectiveness.
This
course
would
be
very
similar
to
the
project
you
have
worked
on
planning
and
designing
a
website.
There
will
be
a
need
to
cover
both
practical
and
theory
in
this
subject
and
you
will
therefore
NOT
always
be
on
a
computer.
Assessment:
Creative
IMedia
Mandatory
Unit
Unit
R093:
Creative
iMedia
in
the
media
industry
This
is
assessed
by
taking
an
exam.
In
this
unit
you
will
learn
about
the
media
industry,
digital
media
products,
how
they
are
planned,
and
the
media
codes
which
are
used
to
convey
meaning,
create
impact
and
engage
audiences.
Topics
include:
o
The
media
industry
o
Factors
influencing
product
design
o
Pre-
production
planning
o
Distribution
considerations
Mandatory
Unit
Unit
R094:
Visual
identity
and
digital
graphics
This
is
assessed
by
completing
a
set
assignment.
In
this
unit
you
will
learn
to
how
to
develop
visual
identities
for
clients
and
use
the
concepts
of
graphic
design
to
create
original
digital
graphics
to
engage
target
audiences.
Topics
include:
o
Develop
visual
identity
o
Plan
digital
graphics
for
products
o
Create
visual
identity
and
digital
graphics
Optional
Units
For
further
information
on
this
course
please
contact
emma.trevis
@heritage.
ttct.co.uk
Unit
R094:
Creating Multimedia
Products
This
is
assessed
by
completing
a
set
assignment.
Unit R097 requires students to create
an interactive digital media product.
This could be any of the following:
•
a website
•
an information point
•
a mobile app
•
an e-learning product
•
a digital map
•
a game
Do’s
and
Don'ts:
Creative
IMedia
For
further
information
on
this
course
please
contact
emma.trevis
@heritage.
ttct.co.uk
Potential
Career
Pathways
•
Graphic
Designer
•
Web
Designer
•
Multimedia
Artist
•
Animator
•
Film/Video
Editor
•
Sound
Engineer
•
Social
Media
Specialist
•
Marketing
Further
Education/Apprenti
ceships
Cambridge
Technicals
IT
and
Digital
Media
(Level
2/Level
3)
A
Level
Media
Studies
Life/Employability
Skills
Technical
ability
You
will
develop
technical
skill,
using
a
range
of
software,
some
of
which
will
be
specialist.
Problem
solving
You
will
develop
problem
solving
skills
which
will
allow
you
to
be
able
to
create
solutions
to
meet
the
target
audience
and
a
specific
purpose.
Organisation
You
will
have
set
deadlines
to
meet
and
you
will
have
to
carefully
plan
your
time.
You
will
learn
about
a
range
of
planning
tools
which
aid
you
with
this.
Creativity
You
will
design
and
make
solutions
which
should
show
creativity
in
making
a
personal
response
to
the
scenarios
set
by
the
exam
board.
Analytics
You
will
analyse
existing
products,
identifying
features
and
how
these
work
and
use
this
to
inform
your
own
work.
Beyond
Heritage:
Creative
IMedia
For
further
information
on
this
course
please
contact
emma.trevis
@heritage.
ttct.co.uk
Creative iMedia course prepares you for a career in the ICT or Media industries by enhancing your skills in analyzing existing products, planning and designing media products, and evaluating their effectiveness. The course covers a range of topics including visual identity, digital graphics, and interactive digital media products. Embrace this opportunity to develop technical skills, problem-solving abilities, and creativity while learning about the media industry and its applications in various ways.
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Course Information: Creative IMedia The Creative iMedia course will help you towards a career in the ICT or Media industry sectors. You will develop your knowledge of how to anaylse existing products, noting features of different media products and how these are used. You will the look to plan products to meet criteria, then put your plans in to working solutions, then evaluating their effectiveness. This course would be very similar to the project you have worked on planning and designing a website. There will be a need to cover both practical and theory in this subject and you will therefore NOT always be on a computer. For further information on this course please contact emma.trevis@heritage.ttct.co.uk
Assessment: Creative IMedia Mandatory Unit Mandatory Unit Optional Units Unit R093: Creative iMedia in the media industry Unit R094: Visual identity and digital graphics Unit R094: Creating Multimedia Products This is assessed by taking an exam. This is assessed by completing a set assignment. This is assessed by completing a set assignment. In this unit you will learn about the media industry, digital media products, how they are planned, and the media codes which are used to convey meaning, create impact and engage audiences. Topics include: oThe media industry o Factors influencing product design o Pre-production planning o Distribution considerations In this unit you will learn to how to develop visual identities for clients and use the concepts of graphic design to create original digital graphics to engage target audiences. Topics include: o Develop visual identity o Plan digital graphics for products o Create visual identity and digital graphics Unit R097 requires students to create an interactive digital media product. This could be any of the following: a website an information point a mobile app an e-learning product a digital map a game For further information on this course please contact emma.trevis@heritage.ttct.co.uk
Dos and Don'ts: Creative IMedia Do s Don ts You enjoy working on a range software types Pick this course because you get on with the Teacher You enjoy the idea of designing something and then creating a working solution of your design Don t pick this course just because you might have a group of friends that will be picking it You want to work in ICT Pick this option because you think you will be on the computer every lesson Pick this option if you did not enjoy the website unit of work this year. You want to learn about the media industry and how IT can be used in variety of ways For further information on this course please contact emma.trevis@heritage.ttct.co.uk
Beyond Heritage: Creative IMedia Potential Career Pathways Life/Employability Skills Further Education/Apprenti ceships Technical ability You will develop technical skill, using a range of software, some of which will be specialist. Problem solving You will develop problem solving skills which will allow you to be able to create solutions to meet the target audience and a specific purpose. Organisation You will have set deadlines to meet and you will have to carefully plan your time. You will learn about a range of planning tools which aid you with this. Creativity You will design and make solutions which should show creativity in making a personal response to the scenarios set by the exam board. Analytics You will analyse existing products, identifying features and how these work and use this to inform your own work. Graphic Designer Web Designer Multimedia Artist Animator Film/Video Editor Sound Engineer Social Media Specialist Marketing Cambridge Technicals IT and Digital Media (Level 2/Level 3) A Level Media Studies For further information on this course please contact emma.trevis@heritage.ttct.co.uk
