Interpreting the Schedule

    Obvious steps towards the final product:

1. Research
2. Planning
3. Production
4. Editing
5. Revision
6. CCR

    The way I'd break these steps down makes more time than usual for finding costumes and editing. This is because I need to research and find out how to accurately dress my character and edit the whimsical, clueless, innocent moment the m.c. is having.

Week one (2/9 - 2/15)

• Research
• Costume design
• Music
• Begin setting up
• Storyboard
• Find actress or somebody to film

Week two (2/16 - 2/22)

• End setting up
• Thrift/purchase costume
• Find park to film in
• Schedule filming
• Practice hair design
• Script
• Find music

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Week three (2/23 - 3/1)

• Production
• Filming
• Begin (and possibly end) foley
• Begin voice over if decided on
• Editing
• View next week plans

Week four (3/2 - 3/8) 

• Editing
• Line up shots to music cues
• Line up foley 
• Line up voice over if decided on
• Visual editing (adjust lighting)

Week five (3/9 - 3/15)

• Revision
• Double-triple-check timing, editing gaps, foley overlaps, and length
• Plan a mock analysis on my own opening
• Revise missing items

Week six (3/16 - 3/22)

• CCR
• Plan a smaller research chart on my own opening
• Write reflection
• Compare to examples to edit and improve

Week seven (3/23 - 3/29)

• Free time in case there are challenges or delays along the way