Production planning · Team sessions with on-set simulations
We model a day-in-the-life runbook for multi-camera interviews and B-roll lanes. You practice compressing a six-hour reality into readable lanes for ADs, audio, and the client wrangler.
Publish a run-of-show packet ready for a 12-person crew
Lead a 10-minute morning safety + coverage huddle
Document two contingency paths if a location drops
Mentor anchor
Sora Lim
Workshop facilitator with freelance AD credits across Gyeongbuk corporate shoots.
| Video format | Interview + B-roll mix |
|---|---|
| Team footprint | 8-14 on set |
| Skill level | Advanced |
| Delivery mode | In-person intensives |
Yes—add them as an observer; active seats stay capped at twelve for signal clarity.
The intensive blocks are in Gongseong-myeon; remote colleagues join for critiques only.
We do not certify safety compliance—use your own institutional safety officer.
“Run-of-show Lab forced us to stop treating “we will figure it on set” as a strategy. Buffer math alone saved a client rooftop day.”
Daeun · Regional agency
“Calmer handoffs. Client still chatty, but our lanes stayed readable.”
Leo · Freelance AD
“Supply-chain marketing pod—Run-of-Show Lab made our lane sheet legible to finance, not just creatives.”
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