Your script breakdown should record anything that is mentioned in the script. Don’t just hand write these details, document them in a database or an excel spreadsheet – You’ll utilize this information through out production to create your budget, story boards, shot list, schedule, call sheets, and more.
Be Sure To Include:
- Scene Number
- Scene Name
- Script Page Number
- Interior / Exterior
- Day / Night
- Story Day / Time of Year
- Description
- Page Count / (in 1/8 fractions)
- Location
- Cast/Characters
- Stunts
- Featured Extras
- Background Extras / Atmosphere
- Special Effects
- Props
- Vehicles/Animals
- Wardrobe
- Makeup/Hair
- Sound Effects/Music
- Special Equipment
- Production Notes
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Leslie Ruiz
Leslie is a filmmaker, artist, and businesswoman; she’s also a devout list maker, shops for relaxation, & has a strong aversion to the color red.
