# Naming Conventions and a Production Workflow

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**Category:** Blender and CG Discussions\
**Created:** [February 18, 2021, 5:09pm UTC](https://blenderartists.org/t/naming-conventions-and-a-production-workflow/1286087 "2021-02-18T17:09:54Z")\
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> [@sundialsvc4](#):
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> It has so far been my experience that “production asset inventories” should be maintained using either databases or carefully-curried spreadsheets."

I somewhat cover that under ‘shot list’ and having a document with all the various details that one may need. I am however also exploring the database idea, using the free production tracking software, Kitsu. I have some early coverage of this little adventure here: [Using Kitsu for solo production tracking - #3 by johantri](https://blenderartists.org/t/using-kitsu-for-solo-production-tracking/1321064/3)

> [@sundialsvc4](#):
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> it is fairly inevitable that the sequence will change.

No doubt, tho for the most part the folder, etc names based on the sequences aren’t really created till after identifying the sequences/shots via the storyboard stage. But even after that, using numbers based on every 10, you have plenty of room to add and even move with a newly assigned sequence number.

I mean at the end of the day, you have to name and store it all somewhere and some how. Its just a matter of finding a system that works.

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