With only four weeks left to produce my film opening, edit it, and make my creative critical reflection, I know a schedule needs to be made. Inspiration for my piece struck yesterday, (look out for the next post!) and it is imperative that I come up with a plan to execute everything as efficiently and stress-free as possible.
To assure a successful venture, I pondered all that is being asked of me. In order to produce quality material, I need time to do everything. I figured a week for each criterion is more than enough.
To assure a successful venture, I pondered all that is being asked of me. In order to produce quality material, I need time to do everything. I figured a week for each criterion is more than enough.
I decided that I am going to work on the screenplay/storyboard and character planning/sketches this week, attempt to film this weekend, next week, and next weekend, edit the following week, and then, in the final week, make my CCR.
I am aware that I could finish many things in less than an entire week, such as filming. I will account for this and change my schedule if such is applicable. I do believe that spacing out all of my responsibilities this way; however, makes it look much less intimidating. Having large spans of time to complete each task is also a good idea because I have time to figure out any changes that need to be made in the content of the project itself. I allow room for error, because errors can be corrected when there is ample time.
I found a wonderful website that allowed me to create the calendar outlines below. Of course, these are still subject to edits, but a very helpful outline nonetheless. Now, the trick is to stick to everything!
“March 2017 Printable Calendar.” March 2017 Printable Calendar, print-a-calendar.com/march-2017. Accessed 14 Mar. 2017.
“April 2017 Printable Calendar.” April 2017 Printable Calendar, print-a-calendar.com/april-2017. Accessed 14 Mar. 2017.
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