What an atrocious day, I am sure squirrels could co-ordinate a shoot a lot better than my group has done. Not only has my group made it clear that they are possibly harbouring negative inclinations towards myself, they have failed to accurately and appropriately organise a shoot. This being said, a night before an early morning shoot is definitely unprofessional and unpractical for the project.
From what I have gathered from terrible attempts to maintain a schedule, which I had already created an easy and accessible method for everyone to maintain. The group has decided to adopt this "improv" method, which involves only making aware members who can make every session, because they have commitments that involve less time. That being said at least we managed to begin using the documents I created online for everyone to use.
Though my manager has given me the privilege to rota my own hours each week, I still am misinformed and informed inadequately about shoots that are upcoming. Examples include: making a spreadsheet that never displays my hours, organising shoots with short notice and being incapable to make another member aware of changing or unforeseen circumstances.
I believe today or this evening was the least practical and biggest fail to get a shoot done appropriately with sound and as such unfortunately hope it does not affect the final cut. I will strive to ensure communication that has been displayed by other members is returned in full with the utmost professionalism.
I do also hope communication isn't further severed like it has been in the past with members' phones becoming lost and will push myself to actively write all research I have undergone towards this project.
Though I have voiced my concerns to my lecturer, I believe the best action to undertake is my own action and to withdraw all concerns.
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