Creating a schedule is one of the best ways to stay organized during a huge project. It makes completing the project easier, so I decided to make a schedule for my project. Helping me complete it flawlessly.
I felt that splitting the project into weeks was the best approach. Here's what I did.
Week One (1/29-2/2)
- Think about film opening ideas
- Post 2 initial blogs
Week Two (2/3-2/9)
- Research film openings
- Research genres
- Go more in-depth about film opening
- 4 Blogs
Week Three (2/10-2/16)
- Research/brush up on media theories
- Finalize project idea
- Make script and storyboard
- Meet with group; discuss group meeting
- 4 Blogs
Week Four (2/17-2/23)
- Research misc-en-scene and how you can use it in your project
- Start discussing characters and how to develop them
- Find the best auditory technique to use for our particular genre
- 4 Blogs
Week Five (2/24-3/2)
- Plan the date & time of filming
- Plan location
- Buy any extra supplies/props needed
- Use storyboard to plan out shots
- 4 Blogs
Week Six (3/3-3/9)
- Start filming the opening
- Make changes to the film along the way
- Complete filming process
- 4 Blogs
Week Seven (3/10-3/16)
- Edit film opening
- Revise the filming and editing
- 4 Blogs
Week Eight (3/17-3/25)
- Add finishing touches
- "Buffer week"
- Extra time to ensure the completion of the project
- 4 Blogs
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