Plan of Action

I must come up with a plan of action of how I intend to spend the next week I have left to complete my campaign, therefore I have listed a timetable below, and will work (very strictly) towards this.

Friday – on location Lancabot shoot in the morning, order stickers and badges, get business cards produced with appropriate number in the evening, and print out time log entries to date. The business cards can include any illustration of imagery creative throughout this course.

Saturday – annotate print screens gathered over the course of this week – print these pages

Sunday – annotate print screens gathered over the course of this week – print these pages

Monday – development work – go through work and decide which elements need further development and which ones I can call complete.

Tuesday – development work, aim to complete this by the end of today. I should also have purchased my third folder for this to be placed in.

(Throughout these dates, if my personalised folder arrives, I should rearrange the original folder to suit this).

Wednesday – dissertation sort out all necessary sections submit this to be printed like a storybook.

Thursday – consider the production of the actual story book to include the puppets.

Friday – development board x 2

Saturday - research board x 2

Sunday – Timeplan, media plan and campaign plan.

Monday – Submission.

When working from the above it becomes clear that I do not have enough time to get all of the work I have planned to complete, completed. Therefore, I must work ahead of schedule, completing half of the work for the next day too. Something which I have no mentioned above is that I must produce boards which demonstrate my promotion, and that these must contain the imagery and then the annotation.

What next? I was planning on taking this evening off as a little ‘welldone’ for submitting my work today, and to the standard that I desired. However, I will now look at producing business cards as I believe that these are the items which have the longest lead time.