Develop sound production plans

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1. analyse creative briefs, their technical implications for sound production and working parameters using information from reliable sources
2. agree initial ideas and resource requirements which achieve artistic and commercial objectives for sound production with decision makers
3. identify technically-feasible options for meeting creative briefs, based on available information
4. select options to realise creative briefs which make the best use of relevant innovations, and which are likely to be supported by decision makers
5. consult relevant specialists when options and solutions are outside your area of expertise
6. select options which offer realistic choices between different artistic interpretations and treatments
7. summarise the main features of sound design ideas and present sufficient information to relevant people to allow decisions to be made
8. recommend options which allow decision makers a choice between cost-led, and artistic, end results
9. explain technical issues in ways that enable non-technical people to understand their significance
10. record the sound production plan and any agreements in expected formats​

1. how to interpret the creative brief and its technical implications
2. the working parameters for the production and how to determine reliable sources of information about them
3. the artistic, technical, operational, and budgetary requirements of the creative brief
4. precedents for meeting the brief, their features, advantages and disadvantages
5. the impact of frame rates on sound production and the importance of agreeing them at the planning stage
6. how to develop, evaluate and select options with the greatest potential
7. how to use creative approaches to achieve artistic and commercial objectives
8. the type and availability of equipment and facilities required
9. how to present technical information in ways that enable non-technical people to understand its significance for the creative brief
10. how to formulate and justify recommendations
11. who the decision makers are, and how to present information to them constructively, clearly and tactfully and what options decision makers are likely to support
12. ways of developing and testing new applications, principles or techniques
13. how to make and keep records of potential improvements to the sound requirements
14. formats for recording production information​