Brainstorm and Allocations Planning - Preliminary Task 1

 

Brainstorm:

This is our original brainstorm for our film opening 'Tyrant." It was created by all four members of 'Sensational Studios' and is the basis of all our planning and preparation for the creation of the film. 



Allocations Planning:

We created this 'Team Allocations' sheet to ensure that everything required gets done and that everyone is doing an even amount of work, and working to their strengths and abilities. We regularly check this sheet to see how much still needs to be done and to make sure that nothing has been skipped over. I have taken on the responsibility of completing the treatment, and Chanilize has taken on the task of completing the concept.





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