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B-roll shot list

Tie each extra shot to a spoken point so visuals explain rather than decorate.

  • WhenBefore recording supporting visuals
  • ForTutorial and demonstration creators
  • Inside9 columns

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First page of the b-roll shot list
1 page, as it prints
00:10What's inside

9 columns, ready to fill in.

Fill it in on the Excel version, or print the PDF. The example rows show the format.

Spoken pointSource timestampShot neededWhat viewer should learnOwnerUsage permissionFilenameRecordedReviewed
ExampleThe microphone position00:20Close view of microphoneShow distance and directionOwnOwner permission recordedmicrophone.mp4NoNo
ExampleOpen the export menu01:10Application screen captureShow the selected menuScreenshotAccount contains no private dataexport.pngNoNo
ExampleCompare the test takes02:30Approved comparison imageShow the visible differenceOwnOwner permission recordedcomparison.pngNoNo

Swipe the table sideways to see every column.

How to use it

  1. Start with a copy of this sheet.The editable workbook includes instructions, clearly labelled examples and blank rows for your actual work.
  2. Record the source timestamp or recording identifier before writing the decision.An exact reference lets another reviewer find the same moment rather than guessing which cut you mean.
  3. Keep the verification note with the decision.Close the item only after checking the exported version, not just the edit instructions.
00:30Your next step

Keep supporting visuals with the source.

Upload your approved images and clips with clear names, then review their placement in the finished edit.

Free tool for this step: Video joiner

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