Gantt Chart

 





The experience taught me how to design a Gantt chart, which helps me manage the production schedule and shows a simplified but summarized version of the process of what is happening and when. The entire procedure, including the blog posts in May, has taken four months to complete. Many factors were overlooked, such as the need for a reshoot, but luckily, I saw the shot's obvious difference during the first cut, and it didn't go well with the rest of the clip. It was a little difficult to figure out when to show it to our teachers and classmates, but in the end, the wait was worthwhile.

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