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April 29, 2019

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Time constraints and personnel

March 12, 2019

Time constraints and personnel info: What does the term time constraint mean? A constraint is something that limits your freedom to what you want to do. A constraint related to time between items/events. What is a time constraint? Examples of time constraints include completing a prototype design in time for a client demonstration and completing a financial audit before the fiscal year-end. Resource constraints refer to the limitations on staffing, equipment and other resources that are necessary to complete a project. Another example of a time constraint might be having employees for a certain period of time and so having to complete the project within that amount of time, this could mean long hours with few breaks. What is personnel? T he people who work for a company or organisation. Time constraints: Final deadlines Interim deadlines (project often built ba...

Trainspotting case study

February 07, 2019

Low budget film making tips and advice: Resource film making - using pre existing resources to make a movie. You would begin with the resources you have available and plan a film and budget from the resources available. Find budget List locations - find locations that are free or very easy to use. Actors - family/friends that will do it for free and have an interest in acting or can act (primary audience), websites that have uni actors that will do it for a low price. Also consider whether or not they have experience. Equipment - can you borrow/rent gear for free or relatively cheap. Interesting items that you have access to eg. junk yard, stuff in the garage. That can be incorporated into the script for your film. Writing the script; you want to keep locations to a minimum eg. feature film: 4/5 locations and a short film: 1/2 locations. the key is to keep travelling time and costs to a minimum. You also want to keep your characters to a minimum eg. 4/5 - fewer...

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