Scheduling The Work

 I am a mess, I am not going to lie to you, so scheduling and planning must be done in order to make sure I keep up with everything. A lot has happened in my personal life, so I have to make sure that at least my AICE Media work is done before I suffer what seniors usually suffer through this time, shoutout college and health issues. 

Due to the fact that this project requires both blog writing and shooting, I have made two distinct timetables to make sure that each component of the project gets the attention it needs. Although the blog plan will contain particular dates for research, writing, and publishing, the filmmaking calendar will define the numerous shoots and post-production deadlines. I can stay organized and focused throughout the process by keeping two different timetables, which will ultimately result in a great end.

This is what my schedule looks like for the film process:

WEEK 1 (2/6-2/12)

• Brainstorming my ideas

WEEK 2 (2/13-2/19)

• Research

• Creating the plot

WEEK 3 (2/20-2/26)

• Planning my schedule

• Storyboarding my story

• Looking for locations

• Creating my screenplay for the film

WEEK 4 (2/27- 3/5) 

• Begin shooting the film

• Find things for mise en scene

WEEK 5 (3/6-3/12)

• Production process

• Start editing what I have done

WEEK 6 (3/13-3/19)

• Fix all the editing

WEEK 7 (3/20-3/26)

• CCR creation

WEEK 8 (3/27-4/3)

• Reflecting on the project

Now, this is going to be pretty hard, as I take a lot of time to edit and film. But I will do my best to stick to it.

Live footage of me realizing how long my schedule is