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City Tech OpenLab > Entertainment Project Management > Defining the Tour part 2

Defining the Tour part 2

This week we will be discussing touring the game.

Load in and load out for your touring locations

This first Video  describes how to use tech as an example to plan a day of load-in for your event. It breaks down a day of tech by the hour and by crew.

  1.  This week your task is to create a schedule of what one week in the tour looks like including one week of gaming updates. Each team should concentrate their efforts on the location they are assigned to. You are updating the game, loading in the display, running the event, uploading the play results to the WWW and loading out the equipment into the truck. The goal of each location is testing a new version of the game.
  2. Update the shared spreadsheet for your assigned location. Be sure to put your names on every sheet you edit to earn credit for your work.

Rubric for this assignment is below

do a schedule for each

DescriptionIgnored=0idea attempted=550% complete= 10 100%=20
Headers on all sheetsTeam nameTeam members namesall complete
Materials sheetignoreditems listeditems with links listedtotal transfers correctly to the totals sheet
Labor sheetignoredone plan for load-in, tech, run and strike are includedall crew listedtotal transfers correctly to the totals sheet
Turned in and file typeturned in as a pdf.turned in 1 week lateturned in 2 days lateexcel turned in on time

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