This production schedule outlines the tasks needed to create a digipack over several weeks. It includes pre-production research like genre studies and creating character avatars. Photos will be taken on location over two weeks for production. Post-production will involve four weeks of editing the photos in Photoshop. The student will meet weekly with Michelle Dunbar and complete the tasks in room ME1 using computer and internet resources.

1. My Production Schedule
Week
Beginning
What I need to: Who and Where: What I need:
11/0917
Pre-Prod: Studio names,
synopsis
Michelle Dunbar
Me1
Computer, internet
18/09/17
Pre-Prod: mind map, genre
research (HL), script
Michelle Dunbar
Me1
Computer, internet
25/09/17
Pre-Prod: Genre research Michelle Dunbar
Me1
Computer, internet
02/10/17
Pre-Prod: audience, create
avatar
Michelle Dunbar
Me1
Computer, internet
09/10/17
Pre-Prod: Job roles, Michelle Dunbar
Me1
Computer, internet
16/10/17
Pre-Prod: Font research,
image plans, sketch of
digipack
Michelle Dunbar
Me1
Computer, internet
24/10/16 HALF TERM
30/10/17
Pre-Prod: Permission slip,
Recce, Risk assessment
Michelle Dunbar
Me1
Computer, internet
6/11/17
Production: taking photos for
my digipack
Michelle Dunbar
Outside(on site)
Camera, tripod
13/11/17
Production: taking photos for
my digipack
Michelle Dunbar
Outside(on site)
Camera, tripod
20/11/17
Post-Production: Editing
photos
Michelle Dunbar
Me1
Computer, internet, Photoshop
27/11/17
Post-Production: Editing
photos
Michelle Dunbar
Me1
Computer, internet, Photoshop
4/12/17
Post-Production: Editing
photos
Michelle Dunbar
Me1
Computer, internet, Photoshop
11/12/17
Post-Production: Editing
photos
Michelle Dunbar
Me1
Computer, internet, Photoshop