Schedule For A2 Media Portfolio
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The document outlines Daniel Arrowsmith's original schedule for completing his A2 Media portfolio, including deadlines for completing research, planning, rough cuts, final cuts, cover/poster mockups and finals, getting feedback, and revisions. It notes that the dates are guidelines and any changes will be documented. The schedule includes sections for research, planning, rough/final video cuts, poster/cover design, feedback, and an actual timescale to track progress.
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cover support policymakers and scientists in making well-informed decisions, as alterations in
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help of Advanced technologies like Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems is
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structure of plant communities across different temporal and spatial scales. These changes can
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- 1. Schedule for A2 Media Portfolio Daniel Arrowsmith
- 2. Original Schedule Complete Research :- 24th July Complete Planning :- 10th September Complete Rough Cut :- 20th September Final Cut :- 1st October Cover/Poster Mock up :- 15th October Cover/Poster Finals :- 31st October Get Feedback :- 10th November Revisions using Feedback to influence changes :- 30th October Hand in :- 1st December
- 3. Original Schedule Cont. Im going to do my best to stick to this schedule, but the dates listed are only guidelines for me to follow. If I cant stick to it then I will list the reasons why within this Presentation.
- 4. Research I plan to research a variety of videos, covers and posters, to give myself a good idea of what I am going to do when It comes to filming/making my final products. This should be completed by 24th July
- 5. Planning It this section I plan to make scripts, shot lists, storyboards and animatics for my video, and mock-ups of my cover and poster. This should be completed by 10th September
- 6. Rough/Final cut This will be my drafts and final copy of my video. This should be completed by 20th September / 1st October
- 7. Poster/Cover This will be mockups and final copys of my cover and poster. This should be completed by 15th October / 31st October
- 8. Feedback This will be where I get my target audience to give me feedback on my products, and then act on their feedback and make any relevant changes needed. This should be completed by 30th October.
- 9. Actual Timescale Complete Research :- Complete Planning :- Complete Rough Cut :- Final Cut :- Cover/Poster Mock up :- Cover/Poster Finals :- Get Feedback :- Revisions using Feedback to influence changes :- Hand in :-