AICE final project planning blog



    In this project, I will be doing the project with a classmate of mine Anna Cleary. We will also have a few of our friends help us in the production. Anna and I will be splitting the editing and production of the film equally. During spring break, we will have the filming part of the project done. After that, we will complete the editing portion. This is because spring break is the only time we are both available. We are planning on meeting next week to discuss our storyboard. We don't know where yet. The date of that should be March 8th. The film will be taken in multiple sceneries. Right now we do not know which sceneries we will do but we will know when we create our storyboard. That is when we will write our script as well. Creating the script and storyboard should not take over an hour. Then later that week we will start filming. Probably sometime around March 12th. The filming may take multiple days. This is due to the fact that we are unsure of where we will be filming. The day I want to be complete is March 19th. Therefore we have a good amount of time to complete the editing during spring break. If we needed we will film during spring break as well.

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