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Production calendar

 Today we will talk about production calendars. This probably wont be too long because production calendars are an feasible concept in filming. We will talk about what a production calendar is and why its important during filming. 

What is a production calendar and why is it important? 

A production calendar is a type of calendar which consist of the list of dates that you will be shooting your film. The production calendar is very beneficial towards filming. Just like the strip board, it keeps you organized and makes sure that your not over the place. When shooting you want to make sure everything makes sense so a production calendar makes sure you have everything in order. My group production calendar has helped us see what days we wanted to film. It was very useful because we got more organized even though the date had to change a couple of times.

Conclusion  

In conclusion, the production calendar is a very key important thing into completing your film. Of course it is hard work to make one and you will be stressed, but it is helpful in the end because your organized. This production calendar is very important so I recommend you make one before you start filming.

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