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One of Shot Designer’s most powerful "pro" features is .
This tutorial focuses on mastering with a focus on portability , allowing you to build professional-grade schematics from your smartphone or tablet while on a scout or a busy set. Why Use Shot Designer for Portable Planning?
If you use a Bluetooth keyboard with your tablet, learn the hotkeys to speed up your workflow even further.
Navigate to the "Lighting" menu. You’ll find icons for everything from Fresnels and Kino Flos to LED Panels and Par Cans .
Use the "Walls" tool to sketch the basic dimensions of your room. If you are on a location scout , use your device's camera to take a photo of the floor plan or the space itself and set it as a background image . This ensures your portable setup is perfectly to scale. Step 2: Placing Your Characters and Cameras
Shot Designer is more than just a diagramming tool; it’s a that fits in your pocket. By mastering this portable workflow, you ensure that your technical requirements are always clear, your crew is informed, and your creative vision is never compromised by logistical chaos.
Add your cameras and adjust the lens focal length . Shot Designer will show you the "Field of View" (FOV) cone, helping you see exactly what the camera sees and where your lights need to be hidden. Step 3: The Lighting Tutorial (The "Shot Designer" Magic) This is where the app shines for portable lighting design.
Drag and drop "Characters" into the frame. You can label them and even set their walking paths to see how they move through the light.
Start a diagram on your desktop and finish it on your iPad.
Master the Shot Designer Tutorial: Creating Portable Lighting Plots Like a Pro