Shooting Script
What is a Shooting Script?
A shot script is an edited or marked up version of the screenplay that measures out the length of each shot and when it takes place. Each mark up is labeled with a number accompanied by a letter, the number representing the scene and the letter the take.
A shot script is an edited or marked up version of the screenplay that measures out the length of each shot and when it takes place. Each mark up is labeled with a number accompanied by a letter, the number representing the scene and the letter the take.
Shot List
What is a Shot List?
A shot list is based on the contents of the shot script. For each label on the Shot Script (1-A, 3-B, 3-C) the shot list will have a corresponding label that describes briefly what each shot will look like. Whether it's a wide shot or a close up, its length, etc.
A shot list is based on the contents of the shot script. For each label on the Shot Script (1-A, 3-B, 3-C) the shot list will have a corresponding label that describes briefly what each shot will look like. Whether it's a wide shot or a close up, its length, etc.