Learning how to create a Gantt chart

I have currently learned how to create a Gantt chart using Microsoft Excel for the completion of my EPQ plan. I have used Tom's planner initially, however I was not able to print it off because I had to pay for the whole software in order to print. So I have incorporated the plan I had done and manually copied it into excel. With the help of internet resources such as "https://www.ablebits.com/office-addins-blog/2014/05/23/make-gantt-chart-excel/" I was able to create a Gantt chart. Additionally, I was not able to follow my original plan step by step due to some complications which I did not foresee, therefore, have changed the original plan to what I have actually done and will make a new plan to compare it to the original.

Missing Footage

I have missing footage such as the actual journey to Philippines and the car journey to the farm apart from a couple of clips from the "Jeep"(public transport) so this means that the video may not flow as well as I planned. This was due to me deleting the footage after transferring the files to my iPad, under the impression that I will be using the iMovie app from Apple. Ultimately, the footage in my iPad is unusable as the conversion of the footage means that it is too small and will only be pixelated if used in the video. This is a major drawback as the video will go straight into Philippines missing out any needed introductions or transitions from England to Philippines.
But I've began to put clips together with the aid of Youtube tutorials and so far it has been okay. the level of difficulty with using Premiere Pro will only increase if I try to complicate the process in which I edit the videos to avoid this I will try to keep it simple.

Premiere Pro CC

This past month's focus was trying to create my Personal Application as best as possible as well as the completion of my UCAS application along with research of different universities that has physiotherapy courses.

Nevertheless, I have downloaded the 30 day trial version of Premiere Pro cc, it's format is the same as the one from my college but because I wasn't actually able to use the premiere pro in college, I still need to learn. At least I know which resources are the most useful to aid in this endeavour.

  

Movie Software and University Application.

The computers at college did not permit me to transfer any of my files. Maybe I simply was doing it wrong or maybe because I wasn't a film and media student. Therefore I need to search different software that will enable to edit my videos to an adequate level.
I have begun to right my 2000 word report and as I have a plan created on tom's planner, I have plenty to write about.
however I still need to try and come up with a story with the actual footage I have, instead of just putting different clips and scenes of poverty together to try and show how less affluent the locals in Philippines are.

I will also be very busy with my university application, and so I am not sure I will be able to continue working as much as I did before on my video. This is another predicament in which I find myself in because I was not able to foresee and include applying to university to my plan.

Difficulty with the project.

I have major difficulties again with the editing software so I have resorted to using premiere pro by Adobe on the college computers. However, it seems that the software is extremely proffesional and therefore I need to learn the basics from internet resources such as Youtube and the Adobe help website on learning the fundamentals. I am not accustomed to the format as it is not as straight forward as the other softwares I have tried.

Editing the footage.

I've started to edit the raw footage on the go-pro studio program but the conversion of the footage is way too time consuming and I still need to learn how to use the actual software. I hope I don't have to find a different way to put the film together.
Another difficulty I'm facing is a way to put a 2000 word written report together. Though I have started it on google drive so I will be able to do it from any laptop as long as internet is accessible.

I have a great idea for the film I'm making: have someone else narrate it! Like all great documentaries, there's always one predominant factor from which the documentary itself relies on; a narrative voice. Now I plan to write out a script for this film and then I plan to record someone else's voice for the video.