Off And ready to Plan!

 

Planning
Planning For God's Plan song by Drake

Here is my planning my loyal listeners!

Props:
        •       Prop money
        •       Prop novelty check
        •       Vehicles
        •       Jewelry items
        •       Designer merch
        •       Charity signs and banners
        •       Celebratory props
Location:
        •       Target
        •       Galleria Mall
        •       Dollar Tree
Schedule:
        •       After school 4-6 P.M
        •       2x times a week
        •       Weekends if possible P.M
Costumes:
        •       Drake inspired outfits
        •       Civilian clothes
        •       Shopper inspired outfit
        •       Charity and homeless clothes
Backup Plan
        •       For our location plan B, if a location is not available at the time, we could change the location to someone's house or a local open area near all members of the group
        •       For our props, if some are not able to be acquired, our plan B would be to have duplicates of the props if anything were to happen, and we could also do D.I.Y props if something were to happen to them
        •       For our plan B for the schedule, if any weather contingencies were to occur, we would have alternative shooting if necessary.
        •       For our costumes, we can consider wardrobe alternatives that are suitable for the different weather conditions or unexpected changes in the script.

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