Complete a developed media product from a design and plan using a range of conventions
This standard asks you to make a finished media product (like a video, website, magazine, or radio show) based on a design and plan you've created. You need to use the proper conventions for your chosen medium, show you can control the production technology, and make something that appeals to your intended audience. The key is proving your product reflects all the thinking and planning you did beforehand.
You finish a media product that uses some of the right conventions, shows basic control of your equipment, follows your plan reasonably well, and has some appeal to your audience.
You complete a well-crafted product with thoughtful choices, properly incorporates the key conventions of your medium, shows consistent and practiced control of the technology, and has clear appeal or impact on your target audience.
You deliver an integrated product that shows creativity, uses all conventions effectively with a clear sustained focus, demonstrates precise control of your technology, and genuinely captures and holds your audience's attention with real impact.
Standards typically taken alongside or after this one. Same subject, grouped by level.