Coverage is the set of different shots filmed for the same scene, so that the editor has choices when cutting it.
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A dialogue scene is often covered with a master shot of the whole action, then medium shots and close-ups of each actor. More coverage gives the editor freedom but costs time on set. Deciding how much coverage a scene needs is one of the main negotiations between the director and the first assistant director.
Coverage is planned in the shot list attached to the project in CrewDesk; each planned setup can be tracked as a task on the shoot day.
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