Video Production Paperwork, from Scripts to Schedules

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Rachel Longman

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01 - Introduction

01 - Why should you not skip the paperwork.mp4

02:33

02 - Using the exercise files.mp4

00:31

02 - 1. Creating Video Scripts

01 - What to include in your scripts.mp4

04:56

02 - Where to start when creating a script.mp4

04:03

03 - Final script to-dos.mp4

02:13

03 - 2. Creating Storyboards

01 - Why do you need storyboards.mp4

02:22

02 - What to include in your storyboards.mp4

02:09

04 - 3. Creating a Video Shot List

01 - Why do you need a shot list.mp4

02:30

02 - Commonly used video production terms.mp4

02:25

03 - What to include in your shot list.mp4

03:53

04 - Where to start when creating a shot list.mp4

03:29

05 - Building a shot list.mp4

04:42

05 - 4. Creating a Video Production Schedule

01 - What to include in your video production schedule.mp4

03:01

02 - Where to start when creating a video production schedule.mp4

07:45

03 - Final video production schedule to-dos.mp4

01:41

06 - 5. Creating Shoot Notes

01 - Why do you need shoot notes.mp4

02:13

02 - Where to start when creating shoot notes.mp4

03:30

03 - Final shoot note to-dos.mp4

02:37

07 - 6. Important Production Day List

01 - Creating a gear list.mp4

03:34

02 - Creating a prop and wardrobe lists.mp4

02:23

03 - Creating talent breakdowns.mp4

02:54

04 - Creating a staging plan.mp4

02:52

08 - 7. Securing Permissions

01 - Securing production releases.mp4

06:00

09 - 8. Creating a Call Sheet

01 - What to include in your call sheet.mp4

07:31

02 - Creating different versions of your call sheet.mp4

03:24

03 - Final call sheet to-dos.mp4

01:34

10 - Conclusion

01 - Final paperwork to-dos before your production day.mp4

01:52

Description

Overlooking even one little piece of paperwork can spell ruin when it comes to video production. A simple oversight has the power to lead to other mistakes which, however small, can put you at risk of losing focus, going over budget, missing a deadline, or worse. In this course, join Rachel Longman, senior producer and videographer at RHED Pixel, as she takes you through all the finer points of video production paperwork, from scripts and schedules to shoot notes, prop and gear lists, stage plans, permissions, call sheets, and more.

Learn about the most important documents to organize beforehand so you have everything ready on the day of your shoot. Find out why gathering all the details ahead of schedule can optimize the limited time you have on set. As you prepare, Rachel breaks down the parts of a successful production day to help you stay focused exactly where it counts, protecting your time, workflow, and creative energy so your production gets the full attention it deserves.

Note: This course was created by RHED Pixel. We are pleased to host this training in our library.

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Rachel Longman

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Currently a Senior Producer at RHED Pixel in Falls Church, Virginia, specializing in multimedia video content, Rachel has produced a wide range of content, including National Television commercials, Public Service Announcements, multi camera on location and studio shoots to weekly online podcasts for high end clients. Her list of clients including: Canon, Children's National Medical Center, National Foundation for Credit Counseling, Environmental Protection Agency, LinkedIn Learning, Cable in the Classroom, Under Armour, . Rachel is highly involved in producing content with a fast paced turnaround and believes online content is the future of Television. Rachel began her career as a freelance videographer and photographer and worked as a production intern at WETA in Washington, DC. Rachel holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Digital Filmmaking & Video Production. Rachel has 15 years of experience managing all stages of video production, including Adobe Creative Suite, project management, client relations, video storytelling, scriptwriting, casting, budgeting and more. Rachel continues to collaborate and receive training from top professionals in the industry.

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