I have developed a timeline for the short film I plan to create. The process began this week, and the full project is to be completed in the middle of April. Here it is:
Week one
- Choose project genre(short film)
- Brainstorm narrative of said short film
- Research genre
- blog(2)
Week two
- Cont. Brainstorm narrative(finalize?)
- Cont. researching genre
- blog(4)
Week three
- IF NOT DONE: Finalize narrative this week
- Begin developing a script
- Think about technical elements of piece(look into microphones, editing, etc.)
- Think location, time, actors, wardrobe
- blog(4)
Week four
- Begin storyboarding
- Find actors
- Buy necessary tech for production(based on week 3)
- IF actors found, develop a filming schedule
- blog(4)
Week five
- if not complete, finalize storyboarding and script
- Film
- blog(4)
Week six
- IF NOT DONE: continue filming(reshoots?)
- Begin editing
- blog(4)
Week seven
- Continue editing
- blog(3)
Week eight
- IF NOT DONE: finish editing
- Research ccr
- Begin ccr
- blog(3)
Week nine
- Finalize ccr
- Make sure all elements are exported and prepared BEFORE Week 10
- blog(3)
Week ten
- Post final drafts of everything to blog/youtube
- Reflection post
In my roadmap, I believe I have given myself a sufficient amount of time to brainstorm and flesh out my ideas to their greatest heights. I feel like the initial creative process usually ends up being slightly harder than the actual execution for me, so giving myself three weeks to really sit on ideas for a narrative will work well in my favor. I usually binge edit for projects I need to edit and end up finishing them in roughly two or three very painful days, but given that this project is much more important and is foreseeably a video with a longer duration, I am going to give myself 2-3 weeks for it. The time I allowed myself for my CCR is pretty limited as a result, but I predict it will be the easiest component of my entire project so I am in no way worried about time. In general, I doubt that there is too much that will change in my schedule while it's working itself out; I feel I have much more time to flesh out certain aspects of my project this time around.
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