A video script is designed to have a plan for interviews, graphics, narration, and music. This script consists of a table with columns that is intended visualize what is to be seen and heard. In addition, the video script should determine "what the narrative audio track of the video will be." Furthermore, it can include any additional texts, graphics, or SFX. A proper script should include columns labeled as RT, ST, Audio, Video, GFX, and Music. In the video column, it should include a precise description of the mise en scene. The same precision should be implemented in the audio column as well. When creating a video script, one must keep in mind that it is better to preplan thoroughly than suffer during the production day. Using an extra few minutes in preproduction can go a long way when shooting. If filming an interview, it is important to note the questions in the interview. This process will help visualize the final edit.
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