Spooks shooting schedule

For this task we had to create a shooting schedule for a Spooks squence. In lesson we learnt that it is not always best to shoot the shots in the order they come on the storyboard; for example all the shots from one place should be taken at once, so in regards to the spooks sequence, all the shots taken from the bottom of the stairs should be shot at the same time, even if they do not go in that order. From this task i have learnt that creating a shooting schedule will save a great deal of time when shooting as I will not have to keep moving the camera, lighting ETC. if we followed the storyboard. By ordering the shots in this way it will save time and the hastle of moving everything.

Spooks shooting schedule:

Cam No/Op	Shot No.	Shot description	Shot done?	Details
	1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.	Man walking along bridge towards camera. (Camera pans left when he turns to walk down the stairs. Camera positioned at the top of stairs) (Photo 1 on sheet) Youths attacking man (Camera positioned at the top of the stairs) (Photo 5 on sheet) Youths running away (Camera positioned at the top of the stairs) (Photo 10 on sheet) Man writhing in pain on the ground (Camera positioned at the top of stairs) (Photo 11 on sheet) Man walking down stairs (Track/ pan> side on view) (Camera positioned to the side at the bottom of the stairs) (Photo 2 on sheet) Man walking down the street (Camera positioned in front of the man- man walking towards camera) (Photo 3 on sheet) Mid shot of youths on street and man walking past (Camera positioned in front of man/youths) (Photo 4 on sheet) Youths approaching/ attacking man (Camera positioned next to the action- mid shot) (Photo 6 on sheet) Youths attacking man (Camera positioned within the action- close up) (Photo 7 on sheet) Youths fleeing the man on the ground (Camera positioned within the action- close up) (Photo 8 on sheet) Youths running away with briefcase (Camera positioned in front of the youth- youth runs towards camera) (Photo 9 on sheet) Man standing up, stumbling to bridge (Camera positioned in front. Pans as he falls) (Photo 12 on sheet)