- Preparation is key - good planning
- No guessing or luck involved - you can't be creative if you are not organised
- Creative processes - script writing, storyboarding etc.
- These processes build layers towards the final project
- If you miss out on one of these processes, the film isn't to its full potential
- Write ideas down, don't rely on memory
- Write it down in a simple way such as actions and emotions
- Format - EXT COLLEGE CAR PARK - DAY
- Walk through script - act it out
- If possible act on location - this will help you identify any problems with the script and with the potential locations
- ALWAYS do a location recce
- Find your locations and diagnose any problems.
- Make notes on what you see/hear.
- Take photographs
- Source location info - car park, toilets, food etc
- Take variety of different frames, angles and shot types
- Print them/ put them on phones as reference for filming.
- Use Google Earth to get birds-eye view location maps
- ALWAYS have a shot list and annotate script
- Get used to locations/equipment
- Help polish up your script
- Identify props/costumes needed
- Helps the edit process
- Will DEFINITELY help you before the real shoot
- Organize shooting day/time
- If organized - shoot on time, possibly shoot more (more options when editing)
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