Once again, the production stages are on the top of the first page, but not on the other pages. The information is very hard to read and you have not labelled any of the scenes. You also have not been using this since there are no dates when you started Layouts, posing, or rough animation. Use a start date when you begin a scene and and end date when you have finished that production stage. You have created the Production Schedule and the Scene Progress chart, now use them to keep track of what you have done and what you still need to do... Jim
Once again, the production stages are on the top of the first page, but not on the other pages.
ReplyDeleteThe information is very hard to read and you have not labelled any of the scenes. You also have not been using this since there are no dates when you started Layouts, posing, or rough animation. Use a start date when you begin a scene and and end date when you have finished that production stage. You have created the Production Schedule and the Scene Progress chart, now use them to keep track of what you have done and what you still need to do... Jim
Where's all the dates on the scenes you have been working on???
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