Pre-Production- Production Schedule




Project Action Plan and Timetable



Week
Date Week
Beginning
Activity / What you are intending to do - including independent study
Resources / What you will need to do it









4
25/3/19

Organise focus group
Reflection daily.
·Do practice shoot
·                  If no photoshoot, create slide show and use presentation that I have used from the first week and add text to it to use for Focus group.
·    ·         Book editing suite for my focus group.
·         Book camera and tripod to use for focus group.
·         Buy refreshments for the focus group juice biscuits, fruit
·         YouTube- to upload daily reflection
·         Mobile phone- for daily reflection.
5
1/4/19
Do the focus group.
Analyse/summarise  the result from focus group
Reflection daily.
·         Set up camera and tripod for focus group to record the session.
·         Set refreshments if using.
·         YouTube- to upload daily reflection
·         Mobile phone- for daily reflection.
Easter


6
22/4/19

Consider layout of  images ( draw)

Continue pre-production eg equipment list material list etc.
·        
·         Upload pictures and layout if not already done
·         Blogger
·         YouTube- to upload daily reflection
·         Mobile phone- for daily reflection.
 Pen, paper, labels, colorings pencils
·         Blogger
7
29/4/19
Do final photoshoot.
Export pictures from the photoshoot.
Put images on blogger.
Reflection daily.
Practice shoots if materials have arrived
Do practice photoshoot with models.
Export the pictures from the photoshoot.
Consider layout of equipment such as lighting
Put images on blogger
Reflection daily.
·         Models
·         SD reader
·         Materials
·         Check if equipment is working.
·         YouTube- to upload daily reflection
·         Blogger
·         Mobile phone- for daily reflection.
·Do practice shoot
·                Check if equipment is working.
   
8
6/5/19
If not already done – export the photos
Edit photos
Create sildeshow with pictures and magazine spread and present to my target audience.
Put images on blogger
Reflection daily
·         Photoshop
·         YouTube- to upload daily reflection
·         Mobile phone- for daily reflection.
create slide show
    SD reader
        Tripod
          Camera
9
13/5/19
Edit photos
Reflection daily
·         Photoshop
·         YouTube- to upload daily reflection
·         Mobile phone- for daily reflection.
10
20/5/19
The final Evaluation
Look back at all resources, revisit proposal to refresh and compare final piece with intention.
LAST Reflection daily.
·         YouTube- to upload daily reflection
·         Mobile phone- for daily reflection.
Half
Term
11
3/6/19
Project Due June 5th 2.30pm

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