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Work Plans - Word Drop

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A workplan is a schedule of the work to be carried out on a project, so planning happens before the work begins. It works out the order in which the tasks and activities are carried out, known as the ______. A workplan should cover all three phases of production: pre-production, production and ______.

The plan lists the ______, the main stages of a project that have to be completed. The smaller jobs that make up a task are called ______, or sub-tasks. The overall ______ runs from the start date to the final deadline, showing how long the whole project will take.

A ______ is a significant completion point, such as 'video complete', and it takes no time to reach. Extra time kept in case something goes wrong is the ______. It is often placed after a group of tasks and before the final deadline. Every task needs ______, which are the people, hardware and software required to carry it out.

A workplan is used to ______ time, tasks, activities and resources, for individuals and for large ______. Everyone can see what is happening at any point and when they are needed. Workplans are often drawn as a ______ chart, with a bar for each activity, or set out in a simple table.
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