For directors and cinematographers planning a scene, map blocking into shot coverage, choose lenses and camera movement for the intended look, and work out lighting setups for the location and available fixtures. Describe the scene, mood, camera package, and constraints to get a shot-by-shot plan, lighting notes, and visual options you can take into prep.
Cinematographers
Plan shot lists, lighting setups, and lens choices for your next film scene.
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What it writes
- Scene-by-scene shot list
- Location lighting setup notes
- Lens and camera movement options
How to use it
Include the scene’s blocking, time of day, location dimensions, camera and lens package, available fixtures, and crew limits in your first message. Those specifics make shot and lighting recommendations more usable.
What you bring
- Scene action and emotional tone
- Camera, lenses, and lighting gear
- Location dimensions and restrictions
- Know the scene you are planning
A good fit for
- Preparing coverage for a dialogue scene in a small apartment
- Choosing lenses for a night exterior with limited lighting gear
- Planning camera movement for a tense hallway sequence
Ways to start
A few requests this Agent can handle.
I’m shooting a two-person argument in a 12-by-15-foot kitchen. We have a Canon C70, a 24–70mm zoom, and two LED panels. Suggest coverage and lighting.
Plan a night exterior on a rainy street for a low-budget thriller. I have a Sony FX6, a 35mm prime, battery LEDs, and no generator.
I want a slow, uneasy push through a hospital corridor, but the location is narrow and we have a tripod and dolly. What shots and movement would work?
Good to know
This workspace provides text assistance.
- Operating a camera or lighting equipment on set
- Reviewing footage or still images
- Cannot inspect frames, footage, or camera tests
- Plans rely on the scene and gear you describe
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