Getting Everyone Together

Time is something we cannot take for granted, especially during this project. Last class my group and I discussed on what days are best for shooting, because although one month may seem long, it goes WAYY too fast and we need to get the shooting schedule ASAP. Our plan was to shoot as much we could during spring break; however, I recently found out I will not be here at all during spring break and one of our other teammates is also gone for the whole break. This scared us a little since the weekends before spring break, at least one of us was unavailable. Therefore, we decided to make a calendar to make sure we would have time to finish it by the due date. I have attached the possible shooting days below.


This lets us see all the days that we can possibly shoot and from there we can choose the best days to get this done as soon as possible.

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