Join Nick Brazzi for an in-depth discussion in this video Adding storyboards to a shot list, part of Managing a Video Production with an iPad (2014).
…Now that we've started building our shot list, in this…movie we're going to add storyboard frames into that shot list.…Keep in mind, this next step is optional, and it…requires a $20 per year pro upgrade for Shot Lister.…If you don't want to do the pro upgrade, you can skip storyboards.…But let's continue assuming that you have the pro membership,…and we want to get our storyboards into the shot list.…So if you remember, earlier in the course, we prepared the shot…list by cropping them into individual frames and saving them onto Dropbox.…
So I'm going to go into the Dropbox app.…I'm going to go into my Castles project folder, into my Storyboards folder, and…you can see, I've got this folder full of cropped, individual storyboard frames.…These are the frames that we're going to add to the shot list.…If you're not using Dropbox, then you will need to use iTunes to…import all of these individual frames into the photo library on your iPad.…But for now, I'm going to assume we're using Dropbox.…So I'm going to go into the Shot Lister app, and I'm…
Author
Nick Brazzi
Released
6/12/2014With a handful of inexpensive apps and services that work with the iPad, you can create a very effective production toolkit. This course reveals the workflow that author and lynda.com content producer Nick Brazzi uses to plan and run shoots for low-budget productions and "no-budget" web series using iPad apps, cloud-based services, and optional desktop software. Find out how Google Drive, Dropbox, and specialty apps like Shot Lister, MovieSlate, Teleprompt+, and Easy Release can help you run a tighter ship and bring your production in on schedule and under budget.
- Setting up file storage and organization with Dropbox and Google Drive
- Dividing the script into scene and shot numbers
- Creating shot lists and a shoot-day schedule
- Creating call sheets to organize the cast and crew
- Using a physical slate or a slate app
- Using an iPad as a teleprompter
- Logging shots
- Compiling shot lists for editing
- Collecting signed model release forms with Easy Release
Skill Level Appropriate for all
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 59s
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Exercise files1m 14s
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1. Getting Set Up
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Defining roles1m 43s
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Preparing storyboards7m 1s
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2. Creating a Shot List
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Creating call sheets6m 28s
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3. iPad Teleprompter Solutions
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4. Choosing a Slate
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Using a physical slate6m 2s
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5. Running the Shoot Day
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6. Compiling Shot Logs for Editing
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7. Collecting Releases
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Collecting a signed release7m 29s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 49s
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