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Shot List & Production Elements Sample

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This is an excellent way to consolidate your planning! The image shows a concise, action-oriented Shot List and a summary of key production elements.

Here is a sample filled out for two key moments from Chunk #4 — Debate (Haeri’s Visit), using the visual blocking we discussed previously.


📋 Shot List & Production Elements Sample

This sample focuses on the moment of Soyeon's hesitation and Ttakko's technical reassurance (Dialogue Lines #7 and #8).

Shot List

Shot # Scene Description Shot Type Movement
1 C4 / S2A Soyeon: Expresses anxiety about being on camera while wiping the counter. MCU (Medium Close-Up) Very slow, almost imperceptible Dolly-In on her face.
2 C4 / S2B Ttakko: Calms Soyeon, adjusting the camera with the tripod in the frame. OTS (Over-the-Shoulder) from behind Haeri. Static, stable shot.
3 C4 / S2C Haeri: Looks at Soyeon, then gently places a reassuring hand on her arm. CU (Close-Up) on the two hands meeting. Rack Focus from Haeri's hand to Soyeon's tense expression.

Subject / Action / Camera / Lighting / Audio Breakdown

Element Shot 1 (Soyeon's Hesitation) Shot 2 (Ttakko's Reassurance)
SUBJECT Soyeon (protagonist). Focus on vulnerability. Ttakko (tech specialist). Focus on professionalism.
ACTION Wiping the counter, hands fidgeting. Avoiding eye contact. Dialogue: Line #7. Gently adjusting the tripod/camera. Dialogue: Line #8.
CAMERA 50mm Lens (intimate feel). Low Angle to capture steam rising. 35mm Lens (wider context). Eye-level.
LIGHTING Warm Golden Key Light from stove hitting the steam. Soft rim light from the blue window. Subtly caught in the Cool Blue Light from the window/exterior.
AUDIO High volume of the gentle hiss of the noodle pot steam. Low ambient electronic music from the montage fades out. Dialogue is clear and calm. Subtle click/whir of the camera adjustment (Foley).

This format is easy to copy into a Google Sheet for your team to use on set.

Would you like to continue by formalizing the Sound Design for this entire Chunk #4, establishing the full acoustic contrast between the noodle shop and the digital world?

You can find a detailed breakdown on organizing your film's pre-production with a shot list template in this video: How to make a SHOT LIST - Best Shot List for Film Template.