I'm a quarter of the way through another book on videography, and got to the section on Story Boards and Shot Lists.  This video will explain what that's all about.

Thanks for the advice on doing better videos.  I'll try it.

I hate scripts, shot lists, storyboards, and paperwork.

But they can make for great productions.

MaineMavick Posted at 2018-5-30 16:53
I hate scripts, shot lists, storyboards, and paperwork.

But they can make for great productions.

Ha.  That's true of many other things in life too.  This weekend is two full days of sensory training (anti spooking) for our Sheriff Dept horses.  I'm working on the story board and shot list now.  I'll have the video(s ?) up next week.  I try to keep my videos to under 3 minutes, but this might not be possible with all the activities that are scheduled.  Perhaps several short videos.  We'll see.  So far, I've got the Mavic and the Osmo Mobile planned in.  Looks like my old video camera might be useful too.  One scheduled activity is to expose the horses to my drone.   Up close and personal.  I'm expecting that to be pretty much a non-event based on prior experince.  The horses in the past just flipped their cigarettes at my drone.

StanfordWebbie Posted at 2018-5-30 18:17
Ha.  That's true of many other things in life too.  This weekend is two full days of sensory training (anti spooking) for our Sheriff Dept horses.  I'm working on the story board and shot list now.  I'll have the video(s ?) up next week.  I try to keep my videos to under 3 minutes, but this might not be possible with all the activities that are scheduled.  Perhaps several short videos.  We'll see.  So far, I've got the Mavic and the Osmo Mobile planned in.  Looks like my old video camera might be useful too.  One scheduled activity is to expose the horses to my drone.   Up close and personal.  I'm expecting that to be pretty much a non-event based on prior experince.  The horses in the past just flipped their cigarettes at my drone.

I'll be interested to see the final edit.

Nice one.
Always good to think about 'what' you want to shoot before you start!