2nd Camera Assistant - Tutorials - UK - How to use the clapper Board

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[@zerocompanyhq]

Fascinating. And very useful. Thank you 🎬

[@tamaramaclachlan]

Thanks for this tutorial. Very clear and useful for teaching my students!

[@Xanquo]

Thanks for this. :)

[@adriancline-bailey3301]

Wonderful!!

[@BobSchoepenjr]

That was very helpful

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[@aaronm9353]

Could you explain when the designation PU for pick up is used? I’ve seen several references to this term on guides about clapperboards/slates, but I’ve not seen its usage explained clearly anywhere.

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You would write PU after the take if you're not starting the action from the top like all your other takes, but just do the end for example

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[@aaronm9353]

Brading Images Thanks for clarifying this. Also, do you ever use the alphanumeric system of labelling shots where a number identifies the scene followed by a letter for each shot as opposed to just using a continuous slate number? From what I understand, this protocol will just use the scene number without a letter for the master shot of a given scene and then each subsequent shot is labelled from A to Z. This to me seems like a very precise and efficient way of logging shots, but different videos I watch in slating seem to always discuss solely one method or another, so is this just something that will vary from set to set?

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@@aaronm9353 Letters are used in the US

[@theofficialpankaj96]

Nice

[@Daniel-qo9uv]

Hi is it different in each country because you sed in the UK. (clapper)

[@BradingImages]

it's different in the US for sure

[@theofficialpankaj96]

You from

[@Shehroze]

Does your slate restart in each scene, or does your slate keep going up on and on?

[@BradingImages]

The slate carries on regardless of the scene