Consulting and scheduling: it takes a lot of thought and effort, part 2

I was able to speak with our chosen actor and actress to confirm their involvement, and to schedule filming days.

We had chosen Sunday and Monday, Monday being President’s day, and honestly now that I’m thinking about it, our locations may not be open. 

I made sure to, very professionally, bring the issue to light and alert my crew of the potential issue.

Scheduling is still ongoing at this point. I did speak to them about filming, and for the most part, they’re on board and able to act. 

If our locations aren’t open, we’ll need to reschedule quite a bit. 

There may be a bright side; we’ll get more time to work on putting together our proposal.

I won’t lie, the process of scheduling and getting everyone and everything together is a bit tiring. If I could go back and change one thing, I’d change the amount of time I spent on the storyboard. I’d go back and make sure I would have worked on the proposal more, instead of during class only.

Tomorrow, we’ll finalize schedules (or make an ever-changing schedule as final as it can be). Hopefully, things will look up, and we can get ready for production.