Even though I am not fully educated on the subject that is film, I do know that time is the most valuable resource during your production process. So, I consider it important to make a schedule that works for me and one that I can follow without procrastinating every part of the process.
Week 1 (1/16-1/23)
- Create 3 blogs
- Think about what genre of film I want my film opening to fall under
Week 2 (1/26-2/1)
- Create 4 blogs
- Brainstorming of film ideas
- Create an outline of the plot (main points in film opening)
Week 3 (2/2-2/8)
- Start writing the script
- Find people who may be interested in participating in my film as an actor/extra
- Start storyboard
- Brainstorm filming locations
Week 4 (2/9-2/15)
- Finish up script
- Finish up storyboard
- Have actors/extras for my production
- Figure out what type of camera I want to use
- Figure out costume/props/mise-en-scene
Week 5 (2/16-2/22)
- Assess possible locations
- Start filming
Week 6 (2/23-3/1)
- Finish up filming
- Start to edit clips I already have
Week 7 (3/2-3/8)
- Finish editing
- Create CCRs
These weeks are all going to be busy despite the difference in the assignements needing to be completed for each. I believe that my genre, horror, will be somewhat difficult to create because of some action scenes that take place. Also, the plot I was thinking of consisted of a funeral. Now, it won't be hard to get people to wear all black, but it'll definitely be difficult to find a church and incorporate a scene with a make-shift casket. All my scenes have to be well thought out so that it'll all come together and with this timeline, I believe I can plan it well enough for it to do so.
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