Learning aim B: Design digital animation products
Animation Proposal

Before you start your project you need to produce a proposal. This will include information about:

  • Your choice of content (importance of taking regular exercise, the dangers of smoking, the benefits of eating a balanced diet - or all three!)
  • The requirements of the brief (understand the different features and purposes of animations, create a short animation, of at least 30 seconds, which promotes an aspect of healthy living to young people)
  • Your chosen audience and the purpose of the animation
  • You will also need to think about the images you intend to use and the font size/style/colour

View the sample animations before you start.

Pass Level

Merit Level

Distinction Level

Distinction Level

Download the Animation Proposal into your ANIMATION folder and complete all sections.

There are some notes to help you structure your proposal and to make sure you include everything that is needed. You can delete these if you don't think you need them.

For help with HEALTH AND SAFETY constraints click here.

For help with LEGAL constraints click here.
For help with ETHICAL constraints (suitable content) click here.

To achieve the criteria covered by the tasks in this section (Learning aim A: Design a digital portfolio), you must show that you are able to:

  • 2B.P2 Describe the audience and purpose for the design of an animation.
  • 2B.P3 Produce designs for an animation product of
    at least 30 seconds duration. The design must include:
    >description of requirements from the brief
    >a storyboard
    >a list of ready-made assets
    >audio.#
  • 2B.M2 Produce a detailed animation product design, including reasons why alternative ideas have been discarded.#
  • 2B.D2 Justify the final design decisions, explain how they will:
    >fulfil the stated purpose and requirements of the brief
    >meet the needs of the audience.#

If you have not achieved the Level 2 criteria, your work will be assessed to determine if the following Level 1 criteria have been met. To achieve the Level 1 criteria, you must show that you are able to:

  • 1B.2 Identify the audience and purpose for the design of an animation.
  • 1B.3 Produce an outline design for an animation product, with guidance.
    The design must include an outline storyboard.