Here's a simple
reckoner to help you do this:
How long do you think
your presentation needs to run for?
5 mins, 10 mins, 30 mins, an hour?
Allow 100 words for
every runtime minute. So a 5 min presentation
will be 500 words, while a 30 min
presentation 3,000 words, and so on.
You know roughly how
many words your presentation needs.
Now you're ready to estimate how many
multimedia screens will your presentation
need.
A typical multimedia
screen holds 50-80 words, sometimes
less.
If you pack in more words than this,
you'll leave very little room for
pictures, and this would make it look
cluttered and un-impressive.
So if from Step 1 your
script is 500 words long, then divide
by somewhere between 50 to 80 and
you'll see that you need approx 7-10
screens.
Use the same calculation,
a 3,000 word script will need 40-60
screens.
Once you know the approximate
no of screens you need, consider whether
you need any animated sections, quizzes
or tests or assessments, or video
clips.As these require additional
programming.
You'll also need a Main
Menu, and designwork.
Consider also how many
sections your script will have. Each
one of these will require a sub-menu.
If you want your screens
to convey audio messages apart from
simply present written text and graphics,
then you'll need Voiceover too.
Upon providing this
information our multimedia experst/team
would be able to derive realistic
price estimate.
If you've followed the
above, you should be able to be more
specific in explaining your requirement. |