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1. Call Time & Crew Setup – The production team arrives on set, checks in, and sets up equipment.

2. Safety Meetings & Final Preparations – The 1st AD (Assistant Director) conducts a safety briefing, reviews the schedule, and confirms key details.

3. Blocking & Rehearsals – Actors and the director rehearse scenes while the cinematographer and crew plan shots.

4. Lighting & Camera Setup – The Director of Photography (DP) and gaffer set up lighting, camera angles, and test shots.

5. Sound Check – The sound department ensures microphones, boom poles, and recording devices are properly working.

6. Hair, Makeup & Wardrobe – Actors go through final HMU (Hair & Makeup) and costume checks.

7. First Take & Adjustments – The director calls "Action," and the first take is filmed. Adjustments are made as needed.

8. Multiple Takes & Coverage – Scenes are shot from various angles to ensure enough footage for editing.

9. Continuity Checks – The script supervisor ensures consistency in performance, wardrobe, and props.

10. Breaks & Meals – Crew and talent take scheduled breaks per union rules or production policies.

11. Scene Wraps & Set Changes – Once a scene is completed, the crew resets for the next location or setup.

12. Daily Reviews (Dailies) – The director and DP review footage at the end of the day to ensure quality.

13. Equipment Wrap & Strike – Crew breaks down gear, secures footage, and prepares for the next day.

14. Daily Reports – The 1st AD and production team submit reports on completed work, delays, and upcoming needs.

15. Final Wrap (End of Production) – After all scenes are shot, there’s a final set strike and production wrap party or acknowledgments.

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