So something I did not mention in the production section earlier is that foil film production. And during your film shoot, make sure you have a script supervisor also known by his nickname scripty. on set, this is important in post production because he or she will be in charge of taking down notes on set to let you know which take or which shots in which scene to use, saving you and your editor both time and money. And as we all know, time is money. Anyway, he had a notes written and literally handwritten by my script supervisor on a set for my shot. As you can see, the daily log sheet basically details which were all lens timing was shot and so on.

And you have to use a new and clean sheet for each day. Otherwise it defeats the purpose. Now depending on the person taking down notes and whatever was yelled out on set this scripting might take notes of which takes a bad which ones are good for print, as well as other information, such as missing slates or no audio and so on. The key to this being useful is make sure that your script he has really readable handwriting