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Right the first week of this project was a bit bumpy as we didn’t know where all the group members were, however that little issue has been all cleared up now and finally we have our group and I believe that good things will result at the end of this project with the work we will produce. anyway in our brief we had to assign production roles within the group and here is what myself and my other group members will be doing:

Myself:

 

• Programme writer/producer

Tom:

 

• Video Director
• Camera & Lighting
• Editor

Sadie:

 

• Graphics Designer
• Assistant Audio Director
• Assistant Editor

Joe:

 

• Audio Director

Dan:

 

• Production Manager
• Programme Director 

 

Focusing on what my role, which is Programme Writer/Producer, I will be mainly helping the group to kick start this project off, with the following:

• Creating a synopsis of the idea.
• Contributing to the story development plan.
• Starting off the storyboard for the narrative.
• Constructing a flowchart showing how the narrative works.
• Lastly creating a production schedule.  

Hopefully by doing this much work for the group and contributing to a high level, will be recognised before I leave for my operation in January. 

Also I will putting the presentation together for the group to pitch to our seminar group, which will take place the second day back from Christmas holidays. This presentation will count for 20% of our final mark, for our project.

For the presentation we have to fill a assessment criteria of the following:

• Quality of the idea and relevance to the brief.
• Ability of the group to articulate clearly and concisely, the concept and proposed production details.
• Demonstration of the understanding of the processes and needs for production of the project.
• Finally quality of the presentation assets in terms of the digital and written materials. 

So it is up to me to produce a high quality electronic presentation for my group, before the 11th of December which is a week on Thursday, which isn’t long away.

O Bugger !