Final deadlines

Research and Planning Blogs
These should be completed by the end of this week. I will be marking them on Friday, so that will be the cut-off for any changes/ additions

Productions
These should also be completed for Friday. Jack and David - I will need your project folders for both your continuity project and your final project. Esther - I will need your continuity project folder. Kathryn and Leanne - you will need to export both your continuity projects and your final projects as DVD-standard files - I'm not quite sure how to do this...

Evaluations
These should be completed by the end the holiday (ideally Friday 12th April) to give me the weekend to look over them and offer suggestions for improvements. Remember - you have seven questions to answer in detail, based on your experience of your project (scroll down to find them). You will then have until Sunday 21st to improve your work and that will be the final deadline.

Please let me know if you have any queries about any of this.

Absent again

Unfortunately, I've not been able to shake whatever it is that is making me feel like I've been punched in the stomach (although to be fair it is now a burning rather than a stabbing pain, which may be an improvement, depending upon your point of view). I am therefore not in school again. I have sent you all emails outlining what you need to do, although I gather from James and Mrs King that you all worked well yesterday. If you need anything before the weekend, I will be online and should answer any emails fairly swiftly, although I can't promise to be particularly jovial.

Not in today

Unfortunately, I'm not in school today. You should all work on completing your projects. Kathryn, Sean and Leanne - you should aim to get your final cuts completed by the end of the week (Sunday). Esther, Jack and David - you should aim to have your work finished as close as possible to fine cut on Monday. This will give me time to go over the evaluations with you on Thursday.

Please sign the sheet on the desk at the front to show you were in the lesson. Thanks.

Sean's video

Please take a look at Sean's AS video. It's a rough cut, but send him comments anyway...


Sean Scott - AS Resit Rough Cut from Chris Earl on Vimeo.