Raw Footage Log Sheet

 


I have created a raw footage log sheet so I know what shots to edit in post-production and which shots to discard. To create this I used different headings to explain the shot in the section labelled 'description' and 'location' as well as the time that each shot was taken to easily identify which shot is which making it easier to arrange and find shots that will be used in the film. This use of organising my raw footage into a raw footage log is beneficial as it is time effective during the post-production process as it saves time and ensures I edit the correct clips ensuing my film looks professional and like an industry standard film.

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