Mock Review Week

So the interesting thing about creating projects for class is that the creative practice then needs to be structured around class requirements. This week we have mock reviews of our project progress (because in December we have actual reviews of our work.) so this leaves us with a dilemma to resolve: we have to continue developing and producing our work, while presenting about our work, and finalizing specific aspects of our work, for presentation. So, for me, this means developing a strong screenplay, and breakdown of that screenplay. This has allowed me to elect and shoot a few integral scenes that I can then use to convey my ideas to a review board. This, complimented by the powerpoint presentation that I will be putting together this week will allow me to effectively and efficiently talk about my work. I am excited to see where the presentation takes me.

The image attached to this post is a breakdown of the scenes, characters, and essential props, settings notes and other things that will all need to be considered when shooting. And on the right is a breakdown of how many of each scene needs to be shot so that I can better arrange a schedule and communicate with my cast and crew about time commitments and recording dates and destinations.