Once we had finished the animatic and made our final decisions on which shots we were going to include, we were able to begin making our shoot board. This allowed us to include loads of information for each shot, for example the props involved, the location, the required actors, any important dialogue, and the shot number. We also had blank columns for the number of takes and if there was a particular take we thought worked out well on shoot day, (allowing us to work faster when it came to editing the sequence).
As we were only shooting in one location, we decided to order the shots in terms of the actors involved, as due to the fact we were shooting at school in the evening, some actors wanted to leave earlier. We planned it so that the actors that needed to get away earlier could do so more easily. We also clumped together the shots that would require use of the gib, as this took time to assemble and dissemble.
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