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Eg: A conversation scene { X : hi, How r u? y: i m fine X : "where r u going" } use 3-setup's, A= 2-shot, B=X-OTS, C=Y-OTS How u will shoot the above Scene, using Multicam(3-camera) and without using multicam. Now represent your shots on your slate.

In above Example, If i Use the multiple camera, Camera A=2-shot, camera B= X-OTS, Camera C = Y-OTS Then How I will slate that, Scene, shot, take (1 : ABC :1) => "hi how r u", "i m fine", "where r u going" Scene, shot, take (1 : ABC :2) => "hi how r u", "i m fine", "where r u going" Scene...

During production various notes are performed. Then Various notes performed during Production are, 1. Script supervisor makes notes on various takes 2. Editing notes, editor makes it for future 3. sound notes, by the sound recorder Add if u know more. And what director and other people in...

Sorry i made mistake, clapperboard mentions 3 things, (scene, shot, take) then what is the shot number in above example. Eg: A conversation scene { X : hi, How r u? y: i m fine X : "where r u going" } and take increases until the imperfection happens in scene. Scene, shot, take (1 : A :1) =>...

about scene and shot clapperboard mentions 3 things, (scene, shot, take) then what is the shot number in above example. Eg: A conversation scene { X : hi, How r u? y: i m fine X : "where r u going" } Scene, shot, take (1 : A :1) => "hi how r u" Scene, shot, take (1 : A :2) => "hi how r u"...

We can also use some cutaway shots to minimize the long shots. becz taking long shots are quite time consuming and little wrong in shot will put the shot in cycle.

What is the basic or best length(in sec) for a scene in ur perspective. And What should be the basic length(in sec) of a shot. So that an actor can memorize dialogs quickly and the shooting will be faster. Because divide and merge concept is always faster than structured concept.

If a take is imperfect. Then does the director save the clip or replace them until the perfect one.