Post-Production Schedule

This is evidence that I have completed a post-production schedule. A post-production schedule is a schedule or timetable for the whole post-production and editing process. A post-production schedule is important because it allows me, as a film creator to organise the time that I have in an efficient way, in order to successfully complete the post-production process and create my final film. I have included what editing task I am going to complete on each day, with extra time to make any necessary adjustments or tweaks if needed. Hopefully, this means that editing will  run smoothly now that my time is planned out and I know exactly what task I need to do on each date. In addition, the dates act a mini-deadlines to finish each task, so I am able to see if I am behind schedule or not at any given time. If I had not completed this then I could accidently waste time or fall behind schedule without realising it, leading to a delay of the final film. Typically, the producer will manage the post-production schedule and edit it as time goes on, in order to accommodate any changes or delays. However, a delay is not desirable as it is part of the audiences expectations that a film is released on the scheduled release date. Also, it is part of a clients/employers expectations that a product is finished when they have stated it is needed by. The brief states that Jinjasnap wants to show my product during a 'film genre season', so it is important that the product is finished in time for this event. I have completed my schedule as a table because I felt that it was an effective way to display the necessary information and can be easily changed. 

Date	Tasks	Scenes to Edit	Crew Required	Equipment Required
12th April	Import all my footage from the SD card and phone to the computer and organise all my footage	N/A	No additional crew required	SD Card  My phone  Computer with Adobe Premiere Pro
13th April	Cut all my shots down	1 & 2 & 3	No additional crew required	Computer with Adobe Premiere Pro
15th April	Put all my shots in order of sequence	1 & 2 & 3	No additional crew required	Computer with Adobe Premiere Pro
16th April	Add video transitions between each shot	1	No additional crew required	Computer with Adobe Premiere Pro
19th April	Add a production logo and start constructing titling	1	No additional crew required	Computer with Adobe Premiere Pro  Macbook with IMovie  SD Card
20th April	Finish constructing titling  Import production logo and title shot to computer	1	No additional crew required	Computer with Adobe Premiere Pro  Macbook with IMovie   SD Card
22nd April	Add video transitions between each shot	2 & 3	No additional crew required	Computer with Adobe Premiere Pro
23rd April	Import sound effects and music	1 & 2 & 3	No additional crew required	Computer with Adobe Premiere Pro
26th April	Cut down all sound effects and music and place them where I want them to occur during the sequence	1 & 2 & 3	No additional crew required	Computer with Adobe Premiere Pro
27th April	Edit sound and audio volume	1 & 2 & 3	No additional crew required	Computer with Adobe Premiere Pro
28th April	Add audio transitions	1 & 2 & 3	No additional crew required	Computer with Adobe Premiere Pro
28th April	Edit all my shots – filters, colour grading, saturation, sharpen, highlights, contrast	1 & 2 & 3	No additional crew required	Computer with Adobe Premiere Pro
29th April	Edit the positioning of all shots if needed	1 & 2 & 3	No additional crew required	Computer with Adobe Premiere Pro
30th April	Make any necessary tweaks	1 & 2 & 3	No additional crew required	Computer with Adobe Premiere Pro