As we all know, trying to record a video sequence on-time and as you wanted is almost impossible these days! Laura Martone has written a short article for Video Maker Magazine, called: Video Production Scheduling funnily enough!
This very compact and general guide did not personally present new info, but in fact just organized it for me to understand and use more easily. Anyone who takes Video production learns to make a story board first and then they must decide on a place to shoot, and actors. What if you forgot to get permission from the place you were shooting, or your actor was sick, What then?
“. If you take the time to create an accurate shot list, consider details like location availability, and fashion a shooting schedule accordingly, your shoot will go much faster and smoother – and your cast, crew and client will thank you for it.” Not only does this show the general idea of cast, time, set, location and product, but this actually shows the investment of money. These days everything is money and whether it be saving your clients by saving time, or by saving you time to earn money at the high school job, I am sure all of us have!
In conclusion, I believe all students should be made to read this article… Seriously, read it! Shaw might describe it, but you can realize it is not just her “lying” to you. With this not only can you save yourself time in making your next video, but you will also save Shaw from haveing to stare blankly at another piece of “High School Trash”!
Haha! Me lie? NEVER! This looks like a great article. The cool thing is everyone can use celtx to organize all the scheduling, locations, cast, crew, etc. If you haven't downloaded this program and given it a try, now is the time! It is free to use and relatively easy too. Visit http://www.celtx.com for more info and to download the program.