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Visualisation diagram

 Visualisation diagrams

What is a visualisation diagram?

  • A drawing created by hand or digitally illustrating what the final product should look like when created
  • A pre production document

Why do we use it?

  • To interpret how the final product will look
  • Plan the layout of a media product in a visual manner to show how a finished item may look

What can it be used for?

  • Animations
  • Costumes
  • A logo 
  • DVD cover
  • Web page layout
  • Magazine cover
  • Advert


What content should be included?
  • Sketch
  • Multiple images and graphics showing their size and position
  • Layout of the page
  • Colours and colour schemes
  • Placement and style of text
  • Fonts to be used
  • White space
  • Annotations to give detail on things above




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