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This is part two of our video series on making a well-crafted shooting schedule. Read the full post right here:

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5 Shooting Schedule Pro Tips that Build Momentum on Set: Part 2

#1: Be efficient with a 2nd unit crew.

Make the most of your downtime. Have the 2nd unit shoot b-roll during breaks between shots or scenes.
Or they can shoot extra coverage alongside the primary unit.

# 2: Be smart about MOS

MOS (motor-only sync), means you’re shooting without synchronous audio track. If your scenes don’t require sound, schedule them at the beginning or end of the day when your entire crew is not needed.
Don’t keep people standing around when they’re not needed.

#3: Spread out milestone accomplishments to build enthusiasm.

Stunts. Explosions. Choreography. Complex blocking. Emotional performances. After a big, complicated or emotional scene is in the can, everyone is amped and energized.

#4: Schedule a scene each day that allows each department to shine.

Aim to fill a day with exciting camera work, complex sound planning, or art-department perfection. Showcase a department’s big moment, and they’ll feed off the energy.

#5: Schedule night shoots before a day off.

Your crew will get some needed R&R…...come back, ready for more.

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