Shots vs. Set Ups
RocketJump Film School
Sep 15, 2016 16:00
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A Set Up is an essential part of scheduling any film shoot. It's the combined placement of camera, lights, props, set dressing, and actors required for one or more shots. In this video, Lauren will show you how to determine what your set ups are, and how to use them to get the most out of your time on set. As we find out, filming efficiently often means filming your scene out of order!
Have more questions about set ups? Ask us on our forum:
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Special thanks to our Gaffer & Grip wizard, Dom D'Astice
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