CrewDesk/Guides
Short, practical guides on planning and running a shoot. Written for producers, coordinators and anyone who ends up doing both jobs.
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From script breakdown to a schedule the crew can trust.
Read more →02What must be true before day one of the shoot.
Read more →03The one document everyone reads the night before.
Read more →04A simple system that survives a busy month.
Read more →05Find the right person in a minute, a year later.
Read more →06When the spreadsheet stops being enough.
Read more →07What drives the price, and how to keep it down.
Read more →08Five stages from first idea to delivery, and what happens in each.
Read more →09Revision rounds that end, with a method.
Read more →10Six shoots at once without dropping one.
Read more →11Ten questions to ask before you commit.
Read more →12Who does what on a set, department by department.
Read more →13What to do in the last hour so the next shoot starts clean.
Read more →14From availability check to confirmed call time.
Read more →15Thirty minutes that save a shoot day.
Read more →These guides are for producers, coordinators and the many people who end up running productions without having been taught how. They are short, practical and independent of any software. Each ends with a paragraph on how the method looks in CrewDesk, which you are free to skip.
For definitions, see the glossary. For documents you can copy, see the templates.
Questions
Yes. Link to them or use them in class or in onboarding, with a mention of the source.
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