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Time Constraints and Personnel

1.What does the term time constraint mean?

Someone limiting the things you do

2.What is a time constraint?

A limitation imposed one you by someone else

3.What is personnel?

Employees of an organisation



1. What does the role of production designer entail?

A production designer is responsible for making the visuals and managing these aspects.
2. During a production, what other members does the production designer co-ordinate with?

Director and Producer , for set props lighting costumes and graphics 
3. What issues can occur for a production designer?

Staying relevant, working quickly in turnaround, sticking to the story whilst being unique and getting the correct clientele 
4. What skills, education, experience and training are beneficial for a production designer to have?

  •  knowledge of the production and visual arts processe.
  • Sketching ability, and ability to communicate ideas through drawings and models.
  • Ability to solve problems and be resourceful and adaptable.
  • Ability to plan, schedule and monitor progress across of a large project.







































Time constraint 
Final deadlines- final goal
Interim deadlines - mini deadlines along the way
Availability of people- making sure everyone is on schedule
Availability of equipment - working with others in order to be able to produce
Days/hours people can work
Relying on volunteers 
Holiday/seasonal issues 

Personnel 
Skills -what they might not be able to do
Number of people -making sure you have the right people on set
Experience of your personnel - make sure people can do what you need them to do 
Audit of knowledge
Some may need to be provided with training (eg.sound technician)

Comments

  1. Although you've got the right written notes here, your infographic doesn't appear to be a visual aid for time constraints and personnel constraints?

    Ensure that you are confident with the list you've made at the bottom of your blog post.

    Miss Crader

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