The equipment list includes a Canon 600D camera for its ability to perform well in low light conditions common in the film. It has a microphone support and flip-out screen for various shots. A Velbon EF-41 tripod allows for stable and steady shots from different heights and angles. A 32GB San Disk SD card provides sufficient storage for the film. A Rode boom mic will capture high quality audio for dialogue scenes in the introduction.

1. Equipment List
Camera – Canon 600D
This camera performs well in low light which is perfect for my film
introduction due to most of my scenes being shot with low light
conditions. This camera also has a microphone support so a better
quality of the audio can be achieved. The screen can rotate and flip
out, to allow low angle and high angle shots to be achieved and shot
well.
Tripod – Velbon EF-41
This tripod allows for a stable, steady and flat shot to be achieved
with ease. It allows a perfect pan shot and can achieve good heights
for me to get the high angle shots and establishing shots i want to
achieve. This tripod can then be lowered into the base for easy
transport and movement.

2. SD Card - San Disk 32GB Extreme
I will be using the SD Card from San Disk which is
32GB. This means the storage space will easily carry
all the data needed. It is 90mb/s which means the video
file transfers at a high speed making my time more
efficient and meaning more can be done.
Rode Boom Mic
I will use a boom mic from “Rode” to capture
my audio for my film introduction. This is
because the quality will be much higher and
it is not extremely hard to set up. With one
wire to link to the camera, it can be easily
added and removed when needed making it
efficient to use. There is much dialogue in
my intro, however the parts there is, I want
to quality to be the best possible.