William Hennegan created a production plan for his magazine project from October 18th to November 7th. He scheduled tasks such as establishing a completion date, managing his schedule, gathering content through research and interviews, multiple rounds of proofreading, sending the final file to the printer, and distribution. The plan outlined daily tasks and deadlines to ensure the magazine would be finished, printed, and distributed by the final deadline of October 29th.

1. Unit G321 – Foundation Portfolio in Media – Production Plan Template
Name: William Hennegan
Candidate Number: 3057
Week beginning: 18/10/16
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
Date of
publication:
The first action
in this process is
to establish a
final date to
Finish the
project. I decided
the 29/10/16 is
an appropriate
date to finish my
magazine project.
Managing
schedule:
I will create a
manageable
schedule to work
from and I will
research how long
it takes to finish
each task.
Managing
schedule:
I will create a
manageable
schedule to work
from and I will
research how long
it takes to finish
each task.
Editorial and
budgetary:
I will talk with my
peers and
classmates about
ideas that can be
implemented into
the final product.
Editorial and
budgetary:
I will talk with my
peers and
classmates about
ideas that can be
implemented into
the final product.
Content
acquisition:
I will spend 2
days gathering
photographs and
graphics and then
writing small
articles for each
one.
Content
acquisition:
I will spend 1
more day
gathering
photographs
and graphics
and then writing
small articles for
each one.
Complete by:
18/10/16
Complete by:
19/10/16
Complete by:
20/10/16
Complete by:
21/10/16
Complete by:
22/10/16
Complete by:
23/10/16
Complete by:
24/10/16

2. Unit G321 – Foundation Portfolio in Media – Production Plan Template
Name: William Hennegan
Candidate Number: 3057
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
Proofreading:
I will print out a
hard copy of my
current work and
I will look
through it for any
mistakes, errors
and any
anomalies that
shouldn’t be in
the final copy.
This will also
allow me to see
which parts of
the magazine I
can change or
parts I must add
to the final copy.
Proofreading:
I will print out a
hard copy of my
current work and I
will look through it
for any mistakes,
errors and any
anomalies that
shouldn’t be in the
final copy. This
will also allow me
to see which parts
of the magazine I
can change or
parts I must add to
the final copy.
Proofreading:
I will print out a
hard copy of my
current work and I
will look through it
for any mistakes,
errors and any
anomalies that
shouldn’t be in the
final copy. This
will also allow me
to see which parts
of the magazine I
can change or
parts I must add to
the final copy.
File emailed to
printer:
At first, a few
copies are printed
to check for errors
with the magazine
or printing process.
After there are no
confirmed failures
or errors, the final
copies are printed
in bulk and they
are then packaged
and sent to
retailors.
File emailed to
printer:
At first, a few
copies are printed
to check for errors
with the magazine
or printing
process. After
there are no
confirmed failures
or errors, the final
copies are printed
in bulk and they
are then packaged
and sent to
retailors.
Distribution:
The printing
company then
packages the final
product and
sends it to local
and worldwide
retailors of their
product.
N/A
Project ended
Complete by:
01/11/16
Complete by:
02/11/16
Complete by:
03/11/16
Complete by:
04/11/16
Complete by:
05/11/16
Complete by:
06/11/16
Complete by:
07/11/16