Evidence of using a Clapper Board

 

While directing my film I have ensured that I have used a clapper board at the start of all my shots before each take to let me editor know the scene and which take we are on for when he edits the raw footage in the post-production stage. The clapper board is also beneficial to me as it assists in the synchronisation of picture and sound ensuring the shot is focused and continuity is kept.

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