June 2013
Intermediate to advanced
392 pages
13h 6m
English
James Williams
Scouting locations ahead of time is a great way to avoid last-minute surprises and big headaches on the day of your shoot.
Consider this: a scene in your short film takes place in a coffee shop. You know you could never pass off your living room as the local java joint, so you decide to shoot that scene on location. It’s time to hit the road and find the right spot. There are several elements to keep in mind:
Power outlets are essential for lights, batteries or other equipment. For such important elements, these power sources are easily overlooked. As you scout the location, ask yourself:
• Are there enough outlets that work?
• Are outlets close enough to ...
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