Shoot Planning
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Planning is an essential process in production. Without a plan the production may go bust. That is the very reason why there should be a plan before the actual shoot, to eliminate problems that may arise in the future. More importantly, planning allows the production to have premium quality finish.
We are doing this process to plan the shoot. To have an organized shoot and to not forget something. This is after selecting the guest and before shooting.
Inputs
Smartsuite
Airtable
Google Docs
Step 1.
Check out the specific shooting style guide for the show.
Step 2.
Create a storyboard around it.
Step 3.
Scout the location (if outside the studio). Look around and try to imagine framing your subject on certain areas of the location. Keep the shooting style guide and storyboard in mind.
Step 4.
Ask the director/videographer if he needs something for the shoot (e.g. props, equipment accessories, supplies).
Step 5.
Request shoot fund from Accountant. Email the estimated cost breakdown to Accountant and CC
Step 6.
Buy supplies, props, or rent equipment (if necessary).
REMEMBER! Keep all receipts both physical and digital for liquidation or submitting expenses.
Step 7.
Create a checklist for all the equipment that will be used for the shoot.
Step 8.
Final equipment condition check. Make sure they are fit and in good condition for the shoot.
Step 9.
Print necessary documents (Call sheet, Questionnaire, Shotlist, Video release form).
Step 10.
Talk to the team and brief them about the upcoming shoot.
Step 11.
The Production Head should update the guests' status on Smartsuite.