Avoid rendering in Final Cut

See http://mediatechtips.blogspot.com/2012/06/avoid-rendering-in-final-cut.html

QR Codes: How to get YOURS!

See http://mediatechtips.blogspot.com/2012/06/qr-code-how-to-get-yours.html

UPLOADING HD FOOTAGE + EXPORTING

Follow the guide step-by-step below - you'd be advised to download this + keep a copy on your memory stick (and in your named folder)
Uploading Hd Footage From Sd Card 2012

IDEAs NOTES SHEET

Download and edit as you wish. Again, using docs like this helps with achieving marks for R+P - but also helps to set out and organise your ideas, and make it clear what you've got to organise!
Use this for class exercises but also for any coursework project ideas
Film Idea Summary

SHOOTING SCHEDULE TEMPLATE

You're marked on time management so want to be able to record and evidence your time management; download and modify as you wish
Shooting Schedule--log for Insert Group Name

CALL SHEET TEMPLATE

Download this and modify as you wish; delete all the text above the table apart from the title
Using these and thus being able to evidence your use of call sheets (also storyboards and shotlists) will help you with marks for time management plus organisation of resources.
Film Call Sheet

Storyboard templates

If you need any from home, you can use the doc below, one of several designs from http://xinsight.ca/tools/storyboard.html
A note on storyboarding though - they are necessary, useful and gain marks, BUT its easy to be limited by them, and also to spend excessive time on drawing lovely pictures. Stickmen are fine; its just important you get proportions right to accurately represent the shot type, angle, framing etc.To make sure its clear what you intend, use screenplay-style written denotation too; try to use capitalised abbrevations (LA/HA/MA/DutchA; ECU/CU/MCU/MS/MLS/LS/ELS) + cam movement (pan, tilt, track; note if handheld)

ELS of house

transition - MLS on door

etc

Storyboard Template 16x9