as clearly and simply as possible what to do. Get a friend to read it to check that it's clear and easy to understand. There are 2 ways to make a VideoJug. If you want to present your script, simply memorise it and speak it to camera as you film. Or you might find it easier to record the script separately as a voiceover, and add it to the film while you are editing. Then when you are filming, you can concentrate on getting the actions right. Step 5: Plan your shots When writing the script, you probably got a good picture in your head of how you want the film to look. Note down the shots you need to get. Step 6: Location Once you've got your script, decide where you want to film. This may be in more than one place. Wherever you choose, make sure that you have enough space and light. Remember that filming with a window in the background is not a good idea. The bright light from outside makes objects in front of the window seem darker than they are. If you are going to present your script to camera, check that the room doesn't have too loud an echo. Step 7: Prepare to film Move any furniture into position. Get your props together and gather up your equipment. It is possible to film yourself by setting up the camera on a tripod, but it's easier if you get a friend to help -