Creating a Schedule!

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While i was brain storming and researching i felt that i needed to set deadlines for myself to give a small nudge toward finding out what i want my film opening to be about. I decided to follow a guide I saw on a previous students blog and try to keep up with the deadlines and keep myself focused on the task at hand. This is what his schedule looked like.
Instead of splitting story and movie research i decided to put the two together and make that the first two weeks of my project. i still do not know anything about my short film, i keep looking at movie openings and previous students film openings for inspiration but i could not find anything that felt right. Edgar Wright keeps appearing in the back of my head telling me to do a comedy but i want to try making comedy my second genre and not my main focus. Hopefully i find the genre soon so i can start planning.

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