As our test shoot drew closer, we decided to create a shoot-board that we could use when filming. The document had a picture and a description of each shot that we would need to film on the shoot, this ensured that no shot was forgotten or filmed incorrectly (e.g. wrong framing, wrong angle). Also, we organized our shots by the actors that would be needed and the settings that were being used; this meant we could film in the fastest and most effective way, instead of following the sequence order and having to move back and forth on every shot. In addition, we included a timed schedule which dictated the maximum amount of time we could spend on each frame, so that we would not run out of time on the day. The end product was this:
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As you see we have also left space to write the takes for each shot. This is be very useful when editing as we can see the which files are which and also save time by knowing which take should be used in the sequence. This storyboard proved to be a great time saver and excellent organizer. This is because we were able to keep to the timings and therefore, it was easier to concentrate on the quality of the shot and fully utilize our actors.
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