PRE-VISUALIZATION
TOOLS CONTINUED
4 Pre-Visualization Tools
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Marked Shooting Script F 0
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Storyboards
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Overhead Diagrams
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Shot List
Overhead Diagram
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Is set on location or a studio set?
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Creation? The Lookout?
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Talent, their location and blocking?
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Camera location and movement?
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Label each camera setup clearly
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Include the specific shots from shot list for each set up
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Example: Shot #1, 47A (or)5 Shot #3, 47B
Shot List
“Scenes and shots in a film are rarely shot in the order in
which they appear in the script or on the screen. Shooting is
organized for maximum efficiency of time and resources. So
how do we know what to shoot first? What setup follows
that? How do we organize the order to be most efficient? The
answer lies in understanding how to create a shot list.” (V&V,
p114)
Shot List Priority Sequence
1. Major location and time of day
2. Camera setup angle
