2. Lesson Goals
Understand where mood boards are used in
planning
Know how to select relevant assets for a
mood board
Be able to create a non-digital mood board
#relevant
#assets
3. Mood Boards
A mood board is used to visually
illustrate the direction a new idea or
concept for a project may take.
This could be identifying something
basic such as the colour scheme you
intend to use for the final project.
Any assets can be used as long as
they are relevant in some way to the
theme:
Colour
Shape
Style
#relevant
#assets
Understand the use of mood
boards
Create a non-digital mood board
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9. Your Task: What
is a Mood Board?
Create a slide titled ‘What is a Mood
Board?’
Explain what a mood board is and why
they are used – DO NOT COPY AND
PASTSE TEXT
Include images to support you writing
Understand the use of mood
boards
Create a non-digital mood board
#relevant
#assets
10. Key Words
Mood Board
Asset
Relevant
Visually illustrate the
direction a new idea or
concept may take.
An object or thing (often
images) that can be used
in a mood board.
Something that is
connected closely or
appropriate for the theme.
11. Your Task: Mood
Board Creation
Create a mood board
based on your
favourite colour.
Your mood board
should include a
series of images that
link to your favourite
colour.
Understand the use of mood
boards
Create a non-digital mood board
#relevant
#assets
12. Your Task: Introduction to
Digital Graphics
In your own words
explain what a digital
graphics are and what
their purpose is.
Top Tip:
Use the internet to
help you but you must
not copy and paste as
you will in trouble for
plagiarism.
13. Your Task: Digital Graphics
Mood Board
Research and find
examples to create mood
board of digital graphics
that belong to media
companies:
Film
Music
Newspapers
TV
Radio
Online / Social
Networking
14. Extension: Planning Revision
Pupils read through the ‘Revise’ sections
Pupils are to complete the ‘Test’
URL:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/education/guides/z2vrhv4/t
est