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As a project develops, it’s vital that everyone involved knows how each element is progressing, what has been agreed and who will be undertaking specific actions. Contact reports are designed to fulfil this function.
A simple but crucial piece of project administration, a contact list is one of the vital documents that should be created for every project as a working reference list; it also helps to expand your directory of contacts for future events, providing an invaluable resource.
This document breaks down all the elements of pre-production, production and post-production and charts them on a timeline to give a complete overview of your production schedule, listing precisely what should happen and when.
This standard form contains all the key elements necessary on a call sheet, giving a complete overview of your top-line production and post-production details, so it can be downloaded and modified to meet your requirements. It also suggests additional information to be included for travelling and filming abroad.
If you are going on a recce then this checklist will prompt you for all the information you'll need to create a full location report. We have found this template to be a life-saver during pre-production.
A very useful form to have on location. It allows actors and any contributors to assign the right to you or your client to use their pictures and/or words in a programme.
If you’ve just shot loads of footage at a big conference, say, you’ll have scores of rushes to go through. Where to begin? Here's a template to help you organise those precious shots and score brownie points with your editor.
It's usually the last thing to get done in the production process, but an exit questionnaire is your best way of getting immediate feedback on a conference or programme. This article tells you the right questions to ask and contains sample questionnaires for you to adapt for your next event.