Deadlines
Deadlines are important as they allow timescales to be kept, thus allowing for projects to be completed in the most efficient way, as well as being able to maintain a budget. If deadlines are not kept, consequences can occur especially in terms of time and expenses.
Deadlines include:
Time - deadlines of organizing time schedules for picking people up etc and for the times you have the equipment for.
Facilities- deadlines for the equipment used such as rented cameras that can only be rented for a certain amount of time, after this deadline it needs to be returned .if deadlines are not met here it means the production may need to be changed.
Location- deadlines for location is that you may only have a permit to hire a location for a certain amount of time and if a deadline is not met it may mean that you would need to choose another location or cancel a part of the film, which is quite likely to affect other parts of production.
Personnel- deadlines for personnel are quite important because if the cast are not decided within the deadlines then it pushes the hole production back which in turn costs more money.
Materials- deadlines for materials is super important because if you don't have all the materials needed it will set back your production by ages because you don’t have the right things in order to create.
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