Week 006 - Doco and filming.
Hours: 3 1/2
Well, finally got all the pieces of the documentation together.
I'm still a bit wary about the user requirements (as I am doing Detailed Project Requirements) but I suppose it can't hurt to have it in there.
I wasn't too sure what Kim was trying to say in his section - but I got on as best as I could.
I reformatted Kalli's budget section - she didn't really specify how many hours certain processes and personnell are needed for and I think you need to add that in. I've sent it to Peter since he did the Timeline and the Gannt Chart, he'll fill in the blanks re hours and will add up the costs for me - so I don't have to. :D Not that I can't, but nice to throw some responsibility to someone else.
I think a lot of us are tired, bit stressed and personally, I'm a bit under the weather (I sound like I've got my head stuck in a bubble) and I wished that I could have collated everything last weekend and just not thought about it at all and focus on two other things that are due - but ahh well. People have work commitments, other commitments, and nothing is ever to plan so can't be helped.
It's still within schedule and pretty much completed.
I've printed out a draft section to look over a bit later (when it's not so fresh in my head) and check for grammar but I think everything should be fine and ready to print by later on tonight.
Tomorrow is animatic - we're meeting at Studio first and saying hello to Ruben, just so he knows we're alive :) and handing in our documentation.
I'm a bit worried that it won't leave us too much more daylight to film in - but we'll see how we go. The gates might be locked too - who knows. I guess we'll deal with that as it comes.
At least the weather will be fantastic!
(Now saying this, Melbourne will suddenly have a freak blustery wind that will push thunderstorm clouds over us to pour down on us tomorrow... :p)
Why did I have to set the story outdoors???
Well, finally got all the pieces of the documentation together.
I'm still a bit wary about the user requirements (as I am doing Detailed Project Requirements) but I suppose it can't hurt to have it in there.
I wasn't too sure what Kim was trying to say in his section - but I got on as best as I could.
I reformatted Kalli's budget section - she didn't really specify how many hours certain processes and personnell are needed for and I think you need to add that in. I've sent it to Peter since he did the Timeline and the Gannt Chart, he'll fill in the blanks re hours and will add up the costs for me - so I don't have to. :D Not that I can't, but nice to throw some responsibility to someone else.
I think a lot of us are tired, bit stressed and personally, I'm a bit under the weather (I sound like I've got my head stuck in a bubble) and I wished that I could have collated everything last weekend and just not thought about it at all and focus on two other things that are due - but ahh well. People have work commitments, other commitments, and nothing is ever to plan so can't be helped.
It's still within schedule and pretty much completed.
I've printed out a draft section to look over a bit later (when it's not so fresh in my head) and check for grammar but I think everything should be fine and ready to print by later on tonight.
Tomorrow is animatic - we're meeting at Studio first and saying hello to Ruben, just so he knows we're alive :) and handing in our documentation.
I'm a bit worried that it won't leave us too much more daylight to film in - but we'll see how we go. The gates might be locked too - who knows. I guess we'll deal with that as it comes.
At least the weather will be fantastic!
(Now saying this, Melbourne will suddenly have a freak blustery wind that will push thunderstorm clouds over us to pour down on us tomorrow... :p)
Why did I have to set the story outdoors???
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