Fixtures
Keep LED, HMI, tungsten, and fluorescent fixtures in separate sections.
Grip & electric lists
Carry fixtures, power and distro, overheads, flags, stands, hardware, lighting control, grip support, tools, gels, expendables, and camera support on a working department list.
Package by package
Make separate packages for the main unit, splinter unit, stage work, or specialty days. Choose a 1-ton through 10-ton base grip package, set prep and return dates, and attach the department heads and best boys.
Department sections
Keep LED, HMI, tungsten, and fluorescent fixtures in separate sections.
List generators, tie-ins, distro, cable, lunch boxes, dimmers, and power notes.
Carry butterflies, textiles, frames, flags, cutters, nets, solids, diffusion, and lighting control.
Count stands, clamps, rigging hardware, mounts, grip support, and working tools.
Keep dollies, track, sliders, remote heads, cranes, mounts, and specialty support with grip.
List correction, diffusion, color, tape, black wrap, sash, rope, and expendable stock.
Mark the 1-ton, 2-ton, 3-ton, 5-ton, or 10-ton package carried by the job.
Carry the DP, gaffer, best boy electric, key grip, best boy grip, producer, UPM, prep dates, and return dates.
From tech scout to checkout
Review grip and lighting items added during the tech scout by location and set. Check quantities, unit tags, set media, and notes before the final order is sent.
Give grip, electric, production, and the rental house a clear package before prep.
Build a G&E List