Anatomy of a Call Sheet: Walkie Channels
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Give a set more than a skeleton crew and radio traffic collides fast unless the channels are assigned ahead of time. Channel 1 for ADs, a separate channel for camera, another for talent, so a location call doesn't step on a rehearsal cue. It's one of the smallest lines on the call sheet, and one of the first things a new PA gets asked about the second they clip on a radio. Build one: https://www.studiobinder.com/call-sheet-builder/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=callsheet-anatomy&utm_content=slide-10 #Shorts #CallSheet #FilmProduction #ADLife #ProductionOffice #FilmmakingTips #OnSet #IndieFilm #FilmCrew
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