As well as the importance of industry standard equipment, in order to make my short film look professional, I also recognised that the practices which were used within industry were also very important too. Using pre-production materials, I planned the creation of my short film in order to make sure that it was planned out and I knew exactly what I wanted to film when I took the camera out to the location. Storyboards were a very effective tool to plan out my shot types as well as the action within the documentary. The shot type, mise-en-scene and camera angles were all visible on my storyboards so that it meant I knew what different shots I needed to film in each location. It also refreshed my memory on the narrative that the documentary followed so that I knew exactly what audio-visual content I needed. Alongside my storyboard, I used the script which I wrote for the voice over, which would be a key part of the audio of my documentary. Both of these production documents would be used throughout the whole making of the film.
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