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The document outlines the production schedule for a music video project including pre-production, production, and post-production tasks. It details dates, tasks, required personnel, equipment, and locations for filming scenes, editing footage, designing packaging, and completing other necessary jobs from August 2016 through March 2017. The schedule includes filming in both Ringwood, UK and locations in New York City.
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George Pratt created a production schedule for a video promotion project. Over the course of September and October, he completed several pre-production tasks including meeting with the client, creating a Gantt chart, risk assessment, identifying the target audience, developing a questionnaire, storyboards, script, shot logs, mood boards, and technical considerations. He worked as part of a team to create a proposal, pitch, and complete all planning documentation before sourcing assets and shooting the video.Production schedule final
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This production schedule outlines the pre-production, production, and post-production tasks for a project taking place between September and December 2017. It assigns locations and responsibilities for completing tasks like mind map creation, script writing, location scouting, photoshooting, and editing to individual DR. The schedule also lists the necessary equipment for each task.05. Production Schedule proforma
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The production schedule outlines the tasks, locations, responsible parties, and equipment needed for a film production over several weeks in September through December. It includes pre-production tasks like developing synopses and scripts in the studio in the first three weeks, followed by filming at the studio and in Ringwood in October and November. Post-production editing will take place in the studio over five weeks in November and December.Production schedule
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This document contains a production schedule for a film opening project outlining pre-production, production, and post-production tasks from November to March. The pre-production phase involves genre research, script/storyboard development, scheduling, and location planning. Production will film scenes at home in December requiring costumes and props. Post-production from January to February consists of editing scenes together, adding transitions/sound, and completing the film for peer evaluation and uploading online in February and March.Production schedule real
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This production schedule details the pre-production, filming, and post-production timeline for a short film. It includes the dates and locations for filming various scenes, the crew and actors needed, required costumes and props, and necessary equipment. The majority of the pre-production takes place in November and December 2015 researching and planning various aspects of the project. Filming of scenes then occurs between December 2015 to January 2016 at outdoor locations and in buildings. Post-production editing begins in late January 2016 and continues through early February, involving piecing together footage and adding opening/closing credits and visual effects.Production schedule real
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This production schedule details the pre-production, filming, and post-production timeline for a short film. It includes the dates and locations for filming various scenes, the crew and actors needed, required costumes and props, and necessary equipment. The majority of the pre-production takes place in November and December 2015 researching and planning various aspects of the project. Filming of scenes then occurs between December 2015 to January 2016 at outdoor locations and in buildings. Post-production editing begins in late January 2016 and continues through early February, involving piecing together footage and adding opening/closing credits and visual effects.PRODUCTION SCHEDULE
PRODUCTION SCHEDULEsarahpoore17
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The production schedule outlines tasks to be completed over several weeks to produce photographs for an album cover and advertisement. During the week of October 23rd, pre-production work such as ensuring all tasks are finished and uploaded online needs to be done from home. The following week involves organizing a photo shoot with an actor/model and purchasing any needed costumes or props. Photos will then be taken at a forest location on November 6th. Subsequent weeks will be spent editing the photos in Photoshop and completing an evaluation of the finished product by the deadline of November 27th.Production schedule
Production scheduleamymeida
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This production schedule outlines the tasks, locations, responsibilities, and equipment needed for each week of a multimedia project. It includes preproduction research on artists and genres, mockups of packaging designs, planning a photoshoot, and post production work in Photoshop to design covers, inserts, and posters across 6 weekly sessions between October and November. The student AH is responsible for the work under the guidance of tutors ME1 and ME2 using equipment like computers, cameras, and design software.Recently uploaded (20)
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Production schedule
- 1. PRODUCTION SCHEDULE: Pre-production Date Scene/shots/task People needed Equipment Location 8/11/16 Blogcompleted Music video analysisandidea drafting Me Computer, PowerPoint, 際際滷share,scanner ME1 9/11/16 Blogcompleted Target Audience research Me Computer, PowerPoint, 際際滷share ME1 15/11/16 Blogcompleted secondMusic Videoanalysis Me Computer, Microsoftword, 際際滷share ME1 21/11/16 Blogcompleted annotatedlyrics Me Computer, Microsoftword, 際際滷share ME1 22/11/16 Blogcompleted Digipackand posteranalysis Me Computer, MicrosoftWord, 際際滷share ME1 29/11/16 Blogcompleted Shotlistand storyboard Me Computer,scanner ME1 8/12/16 9/12/16 Blogcompleted Actors,costumes and propslist Blogcompleted Floorplan,photo recce,production schedule Me Me Computer, PowerPoint, 際際滷share Microsoftword, CANON 600D, 際際滷share ME1 ME1, Ringwood
- 2. PRODUCTION SCHEDULE: Production Date Scene/shots/task People needed Equipment Location 29/12/16 Filmingall Ringwoodfootage. Shots1-15, 37-49 and 61-65 Nighttime filming: 19:00 21:00 Photosfor Digipack Me, Rory Giddings, Ross Cogdell CANON 700D, Tripod,SD Card, Props(briefcase, gun,printedsigns) Ringwoodwalkof art underpass. FridaysCross archway. 30/12/16 Gainingstock footage for nightclubfootage usedinshots28 and 29. Me Internet,YouTube, otherwebsites My house 20/2/17 FilmingTimes Square shots,16- 27 Me, Rory Giddings CANON 700D, SD Card, Props(movie poster) TimesSquare, New York City 21/2/17 FilmingEmpire State Building sequence,shots 30-36 Me, Rory Giddings CANON 700D, SD Card Empire State Building,New York City 24/2/17 FilmingTopof the Rock sequence, shots50-60 Me, Rory Giddings CANON 700D, SD Card Top of the Rock, New York City
- 3. PRODUCTION SCHEDULE: Post-production Date Scene/shots/task People needed Equipment Location 10/1/17 Beginningediting process,all Ringwoodfilmed footage.Period 3,4 and 7 Me Computer,SD Card, Adobe Premiere ME1 11/1/17 Carry on editing duringperiods 3,4,5 and 6 Me Computer, Adobe Premiere Study 12-15/1/17 Continue editing duringlessonsand free periods Me Computer,Adobe Premiere ME1, Study 16/1/17 Finish editing Ringwoodscenes, leavingNewYork filmededitingto be easilyslotted in,takinglittle time Me Computer,Adobe Premiere ME1 17/1/17 Begin digipack/poster design Me Computer,Adobe Photoshop ME1 13/2/17 Finish Digipack/poster design Me Computer,Adobe Photoshop ME1 27/2/17 28/2/17 6/03/17 20/03/17 UploadNewYork clipsonto Premiere anddo lotsof editing duringand after school Finishmusicvideo editing,exportit Complete everything, Me Me Me Computer,Adobe Photoshop Computer,Adobe Photoshop Computer, PowerPoint, ME1 ME1 ME1