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This timeline outlines the production process for a creative project over November and December. It includes initial brainstorming, research, lyric analysis, storyboarding, location planning, costume and prop preparation, risk assessment, and test materials, with the goal of having all pre-production elements completed by early December before principal photography.
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Initial timeline 2
- 1. 12th November 20th November 28th November • Initial brainstorm • Song lyric • Treatment • Concepts and exploration/analysis • Initial storyboard techniques researched • Quick sketches 4th November 20th December • • Location planning Costume/props • • Risk assessment Checklist INITIAL • planning Shot list • • Weather planning Any relevant test TIMELINE videos/photographs