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Assigning colors to organize your story - Trello Tutorial
From the course: Trello for Video Post Production
Assigning colors to organize your story
- [Teacher] When I'm doing a first cut of a feature or a television series, I generally try to stick to the script as much as possible. Which is why I will first assign colors to a structure map that are based on my progress. However, once I've completed a first assembly, all bets are off. And I will often do extensive restructuring to improve the overall flow of sort. And as you would expect, Trello is invaluable for this process. As you can see from looking at the board, I've gone through and I've pre-labeled all of our cards as blue, which means that I have completed my first edit. Now that I have gone through and progressed and finished all of the first edits of all of my scenes, so once again, going back to this hypothetical idea of having 112 scenes on one board. Let's say that everything is labeled blue. Now color should no longer have something to do with progress. Now I want colors to apply to my stort. So what I'm first going to do is duplicate this board, because I want…
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Breaking your script into lists and cards4m 30s
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Linking scenes to your main board3m 29s
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Assigning shoot dates2m 32s
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Attaching paperwork to scene cards3m 29s
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Assigning colors to track your progress4m 41s
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Assigning colors to organize your story5m 52s
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