B-roll shot list
Tie each extra shot to a spoken point so visuals explain rather than decorate.
- WhenBefore recording supporting visuals
- ForTutorial and demonstration creators
- Inside9 columns
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00:10What's inside
9 columns, ready to fill in.
Fill the blank rows in the Excel version, or print the PDF. Keep observations tied to your own project.
| Spoken point | Source timestamp | Shot needed | What viewer should learn | Owner | Usage permission | Filename | Recorded | Reviewed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Swipe the table sideways to see every column.
How to use it
- Start each row with the statement the extra shot must explain.Use a source timestamp and describe what the viewer should learn. Avoid decorative footage with no relationship to the passage.
- Name the shot and who will capture or supply it.Describe the needed action, object or screen state so a second person can record the same thing.
- Record usage permission and the actual filename.A search result is not permission. Retain the approved asset with the source recording.
- Mark recorded only when the file exists and opens.Mark reviewed only after the shot is readable in the final frame and placed beside the intended statement.
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