Shoot Board

After finishing the storyboard, we started creating a shot list so that we could then create a shoot board. We organised all of the shots into four setups as shown below. This made it much easier to create a good shoot board and ensured that we didn't miss any shots.

Alice then used this list to organise all of the shots in a shoot board that could be used in our shoots for reference and organisation. Each row contained information about the shot as well as a very rough visual representation of what it was that we were trying to achieve.

The first page of the shoot board

We used a template for the shoot board to save time. The template has a column for time but we chose not to fill this out because we didn't want to stick rigidly to a schedule as we may feel rushed and we thought it would be much better to do a few shots well than to have lots of mediocre shots. We have plenty of time for extra shoots and we figured it would be quicker to shoot everything once than to rush everything and then have to do it again later.