The document outlines an 8 step production schedule for creating a video, including drawing a storyboard, testing shots of location and lighting, practicing with a camera and tripod, doing a first cut, making a rough cut, reshoots if needed, a new edit, and final edit to be embedded on a blog and evaluated. Each task notes that it helped prepare and improve the creator's skills, ideas, or production for the video.

1. Task no. Date Task Notes Done
1 October 2nd Draw
storyboard and
create
animatic
This took me a
very long time
to do but once
I finished it I
found it helped
me with having
a better idea of
how I am
going to
construct my
actual video.
Blogged
2 October 7th Test Shots of
location and
lighting
This task was
helpful as it
gave me a
chance to be
inspired
creatively by
the scene
which I am
shooting at
and therefore
gave me a
better idea of
how I want my
video to look.
Also this will
now help
production run
more smoothly
as I am
familiar with
the lighting
and location.
Blogged
3 October 16th Test shots
using camera
and tripod
This helped
me become
more familiar
with using a
camera on a
tripod and
allowed me try
out different
techniques. I
also enjoyed
experimenting
with editing
techniques
Blogged
4 October 24th First Cut I am hoping
that filming will
run smoothly. I
am worried
that maybe I
will have
difficulty using

2. the camera
and getting it
to focus at the
right places
but hopefully it
should be ok.
5 October 25th Make a rough
cut
I will edit
together
everything I
film and
produce a
rough cut and
from this I will
gain feedback
and make the
necessary
changes
6 October 27th Re Shoot I will do a re
shoot if
necessary to
re do any
shots that are
not good the
first time
7 October 29th New edit I will then do a
final edit in
order to make
sure
everything is in
place with any
new footage
8 November 1st FINAL EDIT Hopefully I will
be now
approaching
my final edit
which I will
then embed on
to my blog and
start doing my
evaluation