At 6/27/11 02:47 AM, Zeurel wrote: Do what i do. Get up at 4-5am, have the internet off and just go at it. You'll be amazed at how much you can do in those extra hours when no ones up/ the net is off.
there's a 4am? lol I kid. Or you can do it my way. Figure out how many days you have left and how many scenes you have left and divide it evenly. Here's an example:
When I was working on "Lost Heart, Found Danger", I had something like 53 scenes. I forgot the exact numbers, but I figured out that I could do 4 scenes a day and finish on time. If you look at it like that, instead of saying "Oh God! I have 10 scenes left! Ill never finish" you could say "Well I only have to finish 1 today and I'll be fine." It just kind of makes it seem less.
(Oh btw, a "Scene" to me is whenever the camera changes angles. If there's a giant section of a film with the same theme, like in LHFD the beginning to the end of the scene with Gigi in it, that's considered a "Part" for me. So LHFD was 53 scenes and 4 parts.)
On that note! Im off to finish my one scene for the day! lol