Planning Your Shots
Planning your shots is only one part of a larger story development process that begins with your script or presentation outline, and carries through to the decisions you make in the editing room. We surveyed the basics of writing a script in Chapter 2. Continuing at that overview level, this chapter follows through on translating your story into a logical sequence of pictures. This is a creative process built upon practices in film and television craft that have evolved over the last century.
 | We treat the subject of shots and shot design in the video Ten Ways to Shoot a Chair (Figure 5.1). Figure 5.1. Our survey of cinematography ... |
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