Scheduling(production blog)


 HEY BLOG!! For this blog we’re talking about scheduling. I found it a struggle to fit filming into my schedule for many reasons. My first reason is that I have a job. My parents want me to learn to be self sufficient. So I have to pay for everything myself. Such as rides(I don’t have a car), phone bill, school fees, ect. So I do work most nights after school. Also I have school work, like my Ap classes that require a lot of above and beyond work. Just those two alone, I found it really hard to fit everything into my schedule and consider my groupmates. Also my parents are never really around to help me on this kind of stuff since they’re out of town working so much. At the end of the day I did find time to film and get what I needed to get done. Although it did feel rushed, At least I can check it off my to-do list. I did recognize that my partner doesn’t have a job, so she also had to work around me and my busy schedule and I really appreciate her for that. Hopefully next time my agenda isn’t so busy for the next project. Therefore I can really take my time and enjoy this preocess. Till next time blog

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