Tuesday, 17 April 2018

Studio production: Timetables


As part of my job as Production Assistant and Assistant Producer I made time tabled schedules for everyone on the crew, this meant that they could see what was going on in terms of meetings or deadlines.
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March

April
The time tables meant that information could be passed over to the crew easily without individually meeting/messaging them. 
Only the production crew had editing access to them and this then meant that the information provided was up to date and relevant, it also meant that there was no confusion about jobs.
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