Reel storyboard and shot-list worksheet
Creator Lane | Reviewed September 15, 2026
https://creatorlanehq.com/blog/reel-storyboard-shot-list-template

REEL STORYBOARD AND SHOT LIST
Original illustrative example; no finished footage is supplied.

PROJECT
Working title:
Viewer:
One useful outcome:
Spoken script:
Important visual information that must also be described:
Caption placement:
Asset permissions/privacy checks:
Final review owner:

BLANK SHOT
Shot ID:
Spoken line:
Viewer sees/action:
Framing and camera movement:
On-screen text:
Audio source:
Props/screen files:
Continuity notes:
Filming setup/group:
Preferred take:
Usable picture checked:
Usable sound checked:
Edit notes:

COMPLETED EXAMPLE
Script: Before you send footage to an editor, make the folder explain itself. Put original clips in Source, the current editing file in Project, and review videos in Exports. Name the review with a date and version. Then open the folder as though you've never seen it. Can you find the latest review without asking a question? If not, fix the names before you send the link.

S01 | Presenter | Introduce clear handoff | Text: A clear handoff
S02 | Screen | Select Source | Text: Source = originals
S03 | Screen | Select Project | Text: Project = editing file
S04 | Screen | Open Exports | Text: Exports = reviews
S05 | Screen close-up | launch-2026-09-15-v02.mp4 | Text: Date + version
S06 | Presenter/screen | Ask which version is current | Hold latest version

Filming order: computer S02-S05, presenter S01/S06.
Privacy: demo filenames only; no customer material.
Continuity: same three folders and version throughout.
Final check: one reviewed usable take per shot, narration describes the important information, captions do not hide filenames.

You may adapt this original worksheet for personal and client work. Third-party materials retain their own licences.