One issue/risk with proposed multiple effects is time constraints. Applying and creating visual effects, especially digital effects, takes a lot of time. This means that I have to be very careful about how much time I allocate on different effects as I need to ensure that I leave enough time to have every aspect of the movie edited to the best of my ability. This means that I will have to be very careful and stay within my production schedule as falling out of line could cause the project not to be completed.
The effects taking time as means I will be sat at a computer for extended periods of time. This creates the risk of eyestrain, bad posture and aching wrists. It's important that I take regularly scheduled breaks/exercises as allowing these risks to happen not only cause me to have poor physical health, but may impact on my mental health too. This would result in me losing motivation to work on the film and getting frustrated with it.
Another issue/risk to be aware of is a talent constraint. As I am only college student, I don't have the full extent of knowledge for how to create premiere pro special effects. This means that creating multiple effects will take a lot of time and learning for me to get it right. This is a risk as I have to ensure that the extended time it takes to create all my special effects doesn't turn into a time constraint issue and push me off of schedule, causing me to not have it completed in time. As well as I can't create very many practical effects either due to the high level of prosthetic talent required.
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