Equipment Booking


 This is an email I sent regarding booking equipment, because I am only producing the opening of a film I knew I wouldn't need to equipment for long. I booked out the equipment for one full school day with the potential to book out again for reshoots if needed. By doing this over email, I had physical proof that I booked out the equipment and so did the person giving me the equipment. If I had done this through a conversation, equipment may have been double booked or not booked at all which would delay the production process further. 



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