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The Producer Role Running a Show Week

Level 2 · BootCampMD4b Production ManagementBriefing of about an hour inside CAP3, week 8 Monday (the capstone); its lab is the team's work on its client

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What You Turn In

  1. The week's brief, with the guesses you sent fill in on the hub
    1. Five lines and nothing about how; every stage has an owner as a role; the client's stages are in it; the guesses went to the client before the first stage
  2. Your dated boards
    1. At least one checkpoint run for real in ten minutes on a board with four states; the five checks asked of every done and what they caught written; the blockers left with you
  3. The delivery gate fill in on the hub
    1. Six bars in order with the evidence at each; the spent-buffer rule in your own words; the handover note's four headings on anything the client keeps
  4. The retrospective and the decision log fill in on the hub
    1. The four questions answered against your boards and log, dated; one change written into the schedule; every decision with its reason, who was told and when
  5. The AI summary with its receipt
    1. Your spec, the strike count and the label 'AI-assisted — directed by me'; nothing went to the client unread; the tool never decided anything
  6. Your method note
    1. What I might be wrong about as producer, and how I would find out
  7. Clip of the Day: Episode 3, Through the Gate fill in on the hub
    1. Episode 3 of your client's clip series, 15–30 seconds, 9:16, on the series' template, end card and naming: through the six bars with the evidence at each, by its slot; captions burned in; the retrospective names one change; a 720p MP4 under 30 MB in the client folder, its Google Drive share link, the gate page and the receipt in Asha

Stuck, or want to check your thinking? Paste this card into your own AI and ask it to question you, not answer for you.

How

  1. Asha, by the next capstone stand-up.
Done when
  1. Week's brief with the guesses sent: Five lines, no how; owners as roles; client's stages in it; guesses sent before the first stage
  2. Dated boards and checkpoints: At least one checkpoint run for real in ten minutes, four states; five checks on every done with what they caught; blockers left with the producer
  3. Delivery gate: Six bars in order with evidence at each; spent-buffer rule in the producer's words; handover note's four headings on what the client keeps
  4. Retrospective and decision log: Four questions answered against boards and log, dated; one change written into the schedule; every decision with reason, who was told, when
  5. AI summary with receipt: Spec, strike count, label 'AI-assisted — directed by me'; the tool never asked what to decide
  6. Method note: What I might be wrong about as producer, and how I would find out
  7. Clip of the Day: Episode 3, Through the Gate: 3 stars: as 2, plus all three episodes of the clip week delivered by their slots across the two weeks · 2 stars: 15–30 s; 9:16 at 720p, MP4 under 30 MB; captions burned in inside the safe area; the series' end card; the AI label in the log, not on the post; receipt filed; through the six bars with evidence at each, by its slot; the retrospective names one change · 1 star: not 9:16 or outside 15–60 s, a bar skipped, or no receipt

Counts toward: the MD4b.3 badge, 1 to 3 stars · the team's capstone record for CAP3 and CAP4 · attendance for the Taught and SGL blocks · LP (Lion Points) for accepted badge work.

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