Cast. Props. Animal Trainers. Child Actor Trainers. They’re all production elements that make up a scene breakdown sheet, which is an organizational document with categorized lists that you need for each scene of your film.Continue reading The Complete Guide to Mastering Script Breakdown Elements
You’ve got a script. You’re getting ready to shoot. Before you go into production, you’ll need to do a script breakdown.Continue reading How to Find and Schedule “Hidden” Shoot Locations in a Script
A Filmmaker’s Guide to Script BreakdownsLearn how to create script breakdowns, categorize elements, and generate production reports. Understand script breakdowns, and see 20+ examples from feature films Learn how to categorize script elements, from cast to props How to turn your script breakdowns into a shooting schedule How script breakdowns can keep your production on… Continue reading A Filmmaker’s Guide to Script Breakdowns
Think you’d agree with me if I said production scheduling is a tedious process. Most production scheduling software like Movie Magic Scheduling is antiquated (and that’s putting it lightly). It’s confusing, expensive, and often time is not worth the trouble.Continue reading Production Scheduling Explained: How to Make a Scene Breakdown
So your script is done, and you are about to begin the script breakdown process. In order for the script to import correctly into scheduling software, you must review the script for formatting errors. In this article, we’ll review some of the most common culprits.Continue reading How to Format a Script Before Starting the Script… Continue reading How to Format a Script Before Starting the Script Breakdown