Whether you are someone considering a career as a Scout, or a Filmmaker looking for ways to increase your production value and anticipate potential location problems, this is the webinar that will help you learn the basics about scouting
Some topics which you need to cover..
“Who’s Your Boss?” - Getting the call from a Location Manager, Production Manager or Producer to begin Scouting.
The Assignment - What Locations are they looking for? When does it shoot? What is the Story Line? How much Prep Time do they have?
Equipment Needed - An overview of Cameras, Tripods, Laptops, Apps, Websites and more
Skill set required of a Scout
How to break down a script
How to do your homework before “hitting the pavement”
Architectural Styles
Use your “Spidey Senses” - Why Internet Research and Google Street View can be helpful but not enough.
The Cold Call: Knocking on the door and the first things to say to a homeowner
Getting Permission from Property Owners
Working with and getting help from Local Film Commissions
Understanding Municipal and Federal Laws and Permits
Photography Tips and How To Present Photos of a Location
How hiring an experienced Scout is worth every penny to a filmmaker
Working with Directors and Producers
Production Designers - Keeping them happy and finding out what they need
The differences between Commercials, TV movies, TV Series and Feature Films
Big Budget to No Budget – Challenges and approaches to each
Director Scouts and Tech Surveys
Saving money and gaining Production Value by using Local Scouts
Get to Know your local area landmarks and “go to” locations, i.e. -“The Usual Suspects”
Deal Memos, Daily Rates, Expenses and Getting Paid – What to do before you start to make sure you don’t get screwed.
Terminology of Scouting and Film Production
Getting Your Foot in the Door – how to become a Scout even if you’ve never done it before
Live Q&A session with Tim – all questions will be answered!
Some topics which you need to cover..
Who Should Attend Seminars and Continue To Learn (As it is never ending)
- Independent Filmmakers
- Production Assistants
- Directors
- Producers
- Production Designers
- Art Directors
- Film Commissioners
- Actors
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