3.4: Production Plan Components
Scene #
This should correlate with the scene numbers on your storyboard. You should add an additional line with no scene #, if the video containing the audio is completely separate from other video shots.
Location
Where will you take the video or photo? In order to be most efficient, try to do all the indoor scenes at one time and all the outdoor ones at once.
Video to Capture
Description of the video you plan to take.
Photos to Capture
Description of the photo(s) you plan to take.
Talent
Who is going to be involved with the talking or physically be in the video or photo?
Notes
Add anything else here you don't want to forget.
Video Class
- Start
- 1.0: Lesson 1 Presentation
- 1.1: So You Want to Make a Video?
- 1.2: When Should You Use Video?
- 1.3: Learning Objectives, Audience and Video Length
- 1.4: What Type of Video Will You Make?
- 1.5: What is a Storyboard?
- 1.6: Why Make a Storyboard?
- 1.7: The Script: Writing for the Ear
- 1.8: Storyboard Templates
- 1.9: Storyboard Components
- 2.0: Lesson 2 Presentation
- 2.1: The Camera
- 2.2: Audio
- 2.3: Tripods & Movement in Video
- 2.4: Composition
- 2.5: Lighting
- 2.6: Interviews
- 2.7: Background Video and Still Shots
- 2.8: 27 Ways To Improve Your Online Video
- 2.9: Checklist - What to Take to the Field
- 3.0: Lesson 3 Presentation
- 3.1: Importance of a Production Plan
- 3.2: Don't Forget these Tips
- 3.3: Production Plan Example
- 3.4: Production Plan Components
- 3.5: Before You Begin Shooting
