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OBJETIVES:
Design the scenes and planes of each act
Determine the audio of each shoot
Create a realistic and coherent timing
The technical script serves as a guide, providing us with detailed information about the visual and audio elements that will be captured during the shoot. It includes shot lists, camera angles, lighting set-ups, sound requirements, special effects, and other technical details that are essential for creating a cohesive and effective video.
Its purpose it to translate the Simulation script to the language of cinema, so that we know what we need to record and when.
To create a technical script, it is important to have a clear understanding of the requirements to bring it to life. This involves working closely with our team to create a detailed plan for the shoot, including a shot-by-shot breakdown of the action, dialogue, and camera movements.
Shot Vs. Scene
Multiple shots make a scene.
While a shot focuses on the technical aspect of recording, a scene emphasizes narrative coherence, progressing the story forward.
Here you have a picture of how your Technical Script should look like:
It will include different kinds of technical information
The Scene number - Order
The Shot Number - Order
Camera - movements, angles, shots
Description - Images
Sound - (Music, dialogs, voice over...)
Length - (for how long)
Some Tips
Here some ideas to film yourself and look cinematic.
You can use them in your own film.
Try any of them.
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