ESTABLISHING SHOT SLUGLINE MOVIE

But other than that, it just seem like a waste of effort.Įven when I'm writing without production in mind, I do still do it like that because of the efficiency. If there's something important for the plot or the surroundings, then I obviously write a description the first time we see the location. I don't even describe what the shot contains, because I usually write for low budget productions so the shot will contain exactly what they have found and can manage, not what I've spelled out. Partly because I've seen it all around, partly because I find it efficient and I do have to admit that partly I do it because it absolutely drives some people off the walls.

The only thing that is a waste of words is to actually call it out - explicitly in the script - as an 'ESTABLISHING SHOT'.įunny thing you say that, because that is exactly what I love to do.

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