Vortex Media ESLATE
EasySLATE Professional Slating System

How many times have you been frustrated in post-production trying to find the proper spelling or title of someone you interviewed because you didn’t document it on site? Using the Interview Slate will allow you or an editor to easily see and verify the information in post-production saving you valuable time and money.

Successful professionals know that slating is an essential production element for scene identification, production notes, or matching shots to a script in post-production. Making it a habit to slate and log your shots while shooting will save you hours in the edit suite.

The EasySLATE system is the fastest, easiest, and most convenient way to incorporate slating into your production workflow. It includes two double sided, lightweight, heavy duty, 6" x 9" dry erase cards consisting of three slate templates that can be easily written on with dry erase markers, and because the writing surface of EasySLATE is made from state-of-the-art polymers, clean up is easy.

EasySLATE can be wiped clean with either the eraser end of the dry erase markers or with a soft cloth, all of which are included with the EasySLATE system. Regular cleaning and maintenance is quick and easy. The lightweight EasySLATE system is packaged in a durable, custom designed black nylon carrying case to allow for easy storage, travel, organization, and protection.

Features:

• Makes it easy and convenient to slate wherever you shoot.
• Comes with a custom heavy duty carrying case for easy storage.
• Durable; lightweight; can be written on with dry erase markers.
• Ensures proper identification of shots, scenes, and interviews.
• Smaller and lighter than traditional clapper boards.
• Increases post-production efficiency.
• Saves time during logging by cross referencing shots with scripts and shot logs.
• Includes a unique Interview Slate - not found on clapper boards.
• Document the correct spelling and titles of interviewees.
• Helps editors visually locate shots while searching in FF or REW.
• Footage that is clearly labeled is easier to work with.