it to dust off the lens.
A pen to write on the tape label. Hey, it’s easy to forget!
A rain jacket for your camera (not often needed in an indoor location unless the sprinkler system triggers).
Perhaps some lens filters or a close-up attachment.
Anything else you decide are camera-related necessities that won’t fit in the camera case itself.
2. Go Over the Shots you’re going to make to be sure you pack all the equipment you need, but not a bunch of gack you won’t require. It’s amazing how much equipment can be left in the truck all day because it isn’t needed. Conversely, you don’t want to leave the doorway dolly at home-base if you’re going to need it on location.
3. Identify a Staging Area. When you arrive at your location choose a “staging area” – a place where all your equipment can be safely stored. You take equipment from here when you