Pre-Production Documents Revision

1. Name of document.
2. What kinds of media product it's useful for.
3. Its most important features.
4. Information from the brief that will affect how you will adapt the document to it.
5. Any requirements, links to other documents, limitations or further comments.










Important note: Mr Higgs likes to breathe.

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