Schedule

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 We had to make a schedule for how we are planning out our project lined with due dates and ideas for along the way. I spoke to my partner and we came up with the following schedule for the next 7 weeks

Week 1: Research

  • Analyze other horror film openings and take what you like from them and create a list of it.
  • Finalize what genre your doing and start to try to develop a plot
  • Start brainstorming locations you could use, props, actors, etc.

Week 2: Planning

  • Create a script 
  • Create a storyboard when script is finalized about the shots I want to use
  • Set locations and have actors set and the days we will be filming

    • Week 3: Pre Production

    • Create vision boards for each character that includes their wardrobe, characteristics, personality
    • Get lights, clothes and props that I want to use for the day we film
    • Also find non copyright music that I think will fit nicely into the scenes

    Week 4: Production 

    •  film
    • Put all of the scenes together to get a basis of the film
    • Cut down on the clips and begin to record foley audio
    • Actually edit fully and determine if any scenes need to be reshot

    Week 5: Post Production

    • Finish editing and add finishing touches
    • Analyze first edition and determine if me and my partner are happy with it

    Week 6: Revise/CCR

    • See my partners edition of the edited video and decide which one we would like to use most
    • Work on the CCR's
    • Week 7
    • Look over the final project and submit

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