Hey what's up guys, it's Jay. I'm Jay and Jay and I'm Jay. I'm Jay and today I'm going to show you how to set marks for actors. This sound simple but it's super important once you frame your shot. If you want your actors to stop on the same position every time. You need to give them some marks on the floor. This is critical so you can keep your focus and frame. These are the ways I do it. The T shape in between the actors' feet is the most common. The toe marks are normally strips of tape placed at the end of the actors' feet. The toe box locks the actor in the correct position. The double toe box works in the same way as the toe box but it's more precise. On a white shot I tend not to give marks for two reasons. A, the marks could be visible in a shot. B, focus is not as critical on a white shot. So as an alternative you can use props on set as a reference for the actors to know where they should stop. I suggest using paper tape if you're shooting inside because it's easy to remove and chalk or sticks if you're shooting outside. We can just make your own T marks. If you're working with different actors just use different colors for each actor so they don't mix their marks. These are all your setting marks for actors so hope some of these work for you.