Creative Media Practice Level 3 Year 2

 What is a production diary? A production diary is a chronological log of events going along the production process. A production diary is useful in making sure all parameters of the production process have been met, as well as providing context for any decisions made during the creative process. In a production diary one should demonstrate the shot types used, equipment used, shooting location, participants, and shooting set up.  What format can a production diary take? A written diary​ ‘Dailies’ (evidence of your footage) with some discussion of the worth of the shots​ Photography stills capturing the production ​ A ‘behind the scenes’ documentary ​ An audio commentary  Questions to consider when recording the production process: What frame rate/resolution are you shooting at?​ What shot size and composition are you using at various points?​ What focal length are you shooting at?​ What additional equipment are you using? Common Production Mistakes to Avoid: Not arriving to production