Write a clear project brief
Describe the audience, format, final length, deliverables and creative direction. Include references and explain what success looks like.
Build your brief →Practical checklists for your brief, crew, location, equipment and final deliverables.
Describe the audience, format, final length, deliverables and creative direction. Include references and explain what success looks like.
Build your brief →Separate crew, studio, equipment, travel and post-production costs. Keep room for changes and ask what each quote includes.
Explore cost guides →Match the service to the work: camera for capture, audio for sound, directors for creative leadership and editors for the finished story.
Find production professionals →Confirm roles, dates, call times, expected hours, breaks, overtime terms and who makes decisions on set. Share a call sheet and a production contact.
Check dimensions, power, sound isolation, loading access, parking, accessibility and available facilities. Confirm location permissions and any required permits with the appropriate parties.
Agree on cameras, lenses, lighting, audio, recording formats and backups. Confirm whether operators, transport, consumables and insurance requirements are included.
Define editing rounds, review deadlines, graphics, captions, sound mix, color work and export formats. Agree on media handover and storage responsibilities.
Prepare a space brief with your set dimensions, crew size, sound and power needs.
Explore facilities →Prepare a gear list and confirm package compatibility, pickup and return arrangements.
Plan your rental →Keep your posted project and proposals together while you choose a provider.
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