The shooting schedule overview outlines the filming schedule over three days from December 16th to 20th in various London locations. On the 16th, filming will take place in Central London with Eden, Sophie and Lauren required along with a camera and tripod. Filming then moves to the Hillingdon Sports Centre track on the 19th with Sophie and Lauren and the same equipment. The final shoot is at the Hillingdon Sports Centre gym again with Sophie and Lauren and a camera and tripod, with notes to be made after each day on any adjustments needed for subsequent filming sessions.
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Apart from testing the product we need to develop the learning capability to adapt our way of working, our process; to master the process ourselves. This reflection focuses on the learning aspects – as apart from regular reflection during retrospective on the testing process in the iteration. Why do you adapt, why did I not adopt to speak out when I recognized that it was necessary?
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http://www.agiletestingdays.com/session/the-agile-tester-is-a-harlequin/
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Shooting schedule overview
1. Shooting Schedule Overview
Day 1: 16th
December2015 Day 2: 19th
December2015 Day 3: 20th
December2015
Where?
Central London
Where?
HillingdonSportscentre - Track
Where?
HillingdonSportscentre - Gym
People Required?
Eden,Sophie and Lauren
People Required?
Sophie andLauren
People Required?
Sophie andLauren
EquipmentRequired?
Cameraand Tripod
EquipmentRequired?
Cameraand Tripod
EquipmentRequired?
Cameraand Tripod
COMPLETE AFTER FILMING:
Any adjustmentsto next
filmingsession?
COMPLETE AFTER FILMING:
Any adjustmentsto next
filmingsession?
COMPLETE AFTER FILMING:
Any adjustmentsto next
filmingsession?
