Equipment Booking

Here I have created an equipment booking sheet to help me decide what pieces of equipment I will need to hire or rent, this list will also help me organise the equipment to make sure we have every thing we need as well as a document saying what we need to return. The equipment will have a massive impact to the final outcome of the production so it is equally important to document them properly otherwise we might have to pay extra fees for not returning thing. This will come out of money we don’t have so it will fold the production.  


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