PDT Chapter 6

What is the primary purpose of logistic arrangement in production work?

• To enhance camera quality
• To plan transportation and equipment needs
• To assign cast roles
• To reduce filming time

What should each department do before packing equipment for a shoot?

• Memorize all items needed
• Prepare a checklist of required equipment
• Ask the crew to bring extra items
• Skip checking to save time

Why is it necessary to label fragile equipment?

• To avoid extra packing
• To ensure special handling during transport
• To simplify storage
• To track equipment usage

What action should be taken if equipment can roll around in the vehicle?

• Place it in the back of the vehicle
• Tie it securely to the side of the vehicle
• Leave it unpacked for easy access
• Put it in the crew’s area

What is the main benefit of repacking equipment on off days?

• Reduces number of items
• Ensures only necessary items are packed
• Makes transport easier
• Organizes set design

How should cables be managed to prevent messiness?

• Coil and secure with Velcro or reusable ties
• Tape them loosely together
• Leave them in a box uncoiled
• Roll them under heavy equipment

What is the purpose of taking reference photos before adjusting a filming location?

• To identify key set items
• To have a reference for resetting the location afterward
• To assess lighting conditions
• To document crew actions

Why might a production need to arrange transportation for cast and crew?

• When the location is difficult to access
• To reduce personal transport costs
• To save on fuel
• To meet all at the same location

What is the primary role of a set designer?

• Selecting props
• Planning and creating the visual style of scenes
• Adjusting lighting
• Directing actors

Why might a production decide to rent props instead of purchasing them?

• To avoid storage issues after production
• To reduce filming time
• To use for multiple scenes
• To ensure items are new