Regional Identity: Equipment/Resource List

 What is an equipment/resource list?


Why is it important to have an equipment/resource list?

It is important to have an equipment list as it ensures you can make sure you can cover all bases as to what electronic equipment you have - as well as what you need to obtain prior to shooting. It avoids the problem of potentially having missing equipment during the production phase - which would be problematic as it would delay shooting dates. Given that I am shooting in accordance to a shooting schedule, this would delay shooting dates thus limiting improvements I can make during post production. 


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