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The document outlines 15 steps for film preproduction including locking the shooting script, finalizing budgets, hiring key production heads, breaking down the script, storyboarding, securing locations, casting, revving up the art department, obtaining permits and insurance, creating a shooting schedule, finalizing the crew, creating a shot list, conducting tech scouts, and gearing up equipment. It provides details and considerations for each step to properly prepare for a film shoot.
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This document outlines 15 key steps of film preproduction:
1. Lock the shooting script.
2. Finalize budgets and hire key heads like the director, producer, cinematographer and editor.
3. Break down the script, create storyboards and location floor plans.
4. Scout and secure locations then conduct casting.
5. Rev up the art, costume, props and make up departments.
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This document outlines 15 key steps in the film preproduction process. It discusses locking the shooting script, finalizing budgets, hiring key production heads like the director and cinematographer, breaking down the script, creating storyboards and floor plans, securing locations, casting, revving up the art department, obtaining permits and insurance, creating a shooting schedule, completing the crew, making a shot list, doing a technical scout, and gearing up equipment. It provides details and tips for each step to help successfully plan a film shoot.
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3. Break down the script, create storyboards and location floor plans.
4. Scout and secure locations then conduct casting.
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This document outlines 15 typical "beats" or plot points that are commonly seen in short films between 6-12 pages. It describes each beat, including opening images, the theme being stated, character setup, a catalyst for change, moments of doubt or debate, breaking into new parts of the story, fun scenes, rising and falling action, and a final concluding image. The beats are presented as a general guide for reverse engineering or analyzing the plot structure of short films.
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This document provides an agenda for a film studies class. It includes plans to screen films, discuss pre-production versus execution of plans for student productions, and cover techniques like Spielberg's "moving master shot" and Buster Keaton's staging of action. It also lists readings on comic filmmaking techniques by Edgar Wright and the Kuleshov Effect, and notes an editing workshop and assignment explanation are scheduled for the following week.
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This document provides an overview of topics to be covered in a film studies class, including discussions of pre-production planning vs execution, Steven Spielberg's use of "moving master shots", Buster Keaton's staging of action, Edgar Wright's techniques for comic filmmaking, the Kuleshov effect in montage editing, and plans for an upcoming editing workshop and assignment.
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- 1. Com 497Week 4 DEVELOPMENT AND PREPRODUCTION
- 2. 15 STEPS OF PREPRODUCTION • LOCK SHOOTING SCRIPT • FINALIZE BUDGET • START YOUR BUSINESS LLC NOT APPLICABLE HERE • HIRE KEY PRODUCTION HEAD (WRITER/DIRECTOR, PRODUCER/A.D., CINEMATOGRAPHER, EDITOR, PRODUCTION DESIGNER) • BREAKDOWN THE SCRIPT • STORYBOARDS AND FLOOR PLAN (TO BE DONE BY DIRECTOR AND PRODUCTION DESIGNER) • SCOUT & SECURE LOCATION(S) • CASTING (DIRECTOR AND PRODUCER) • REV UP ART DEPARTMENT (PRODUCTION DESIGN, PROPS, COSTUMES, M/U & HAIR • PERMITS AND INSURANCE • CREATING A SHOOTING SCHEDULE • FINISH CREWING UP (DIRECTOR, PRODUCER/A.D., CINEMATOGRAPHER, EDITOR • CREATE A SHOT LIST • TECH SCOUT (GO OVER EQUIPEMENT, SHOOT DEMO SHOTS WITH CAMERA) • SECURE GEAR
- 3. 1. LOCK SHOOTING SCRIPT • SIGN UPATWRITERDUET.COM (free account allows for four scripts)
- 5. 2.BUDGET
- 7. 3. STARTYOUR LLC. NOT APPLICABLE HERE
- 8. 4.. HIRE KEY PRODUCTION HEADS WHO ISTHEWRITER/DIRECTOR? WHO ISTHE A.D./PRODUCER/DISTRIBUTOR? WHO ISTHE CINEMATOGRAPHER? WHOWILL BETHE SCRIPT SUPERVISOR/EDITOR? WHOWILL HANDLE PRODUCTION DESIGN (SET, COSTUME, PROPS)?
- 9. BREAKING DOWNTHE SCRIPT WHAT DOESTHAT EVEN MEAN?
- 11. 6. STORYBOARD AND FLOOR PLAN
- 12. STORYBOARD a. shot for shot b. cam movement c. action description d. special cam op instructions e. special blocking instructions
- 13. FLOORPLAN DESIGN a. X’s/O’ actors and cam b. furniture, colors prod des. c. wall height, doorway width d. electric outlets, fuse box
- 14. 7. SCOUT AND SECURE LOCATIONS • THE LOOK • THE ACCESS • THE LOGISTICS • THE LOCATION SURVEY • VISUALIZE • LIGHT • SETTTING AND ART DESIGN • SOUND
- 15. 8. CASTING
- 16. NOTES ON CASTING: - BE SPECIFICABOUTWHATYOU WANT - AT AUDITIONS, HAVE ACTORS DO MORETHAN READ LINES - HAVEA READEROFF CAMERATHAT IS NOTTHE DIRECTOR - RECORD ALL AUDITIONS - HAVEACTORSWORKWITH EACH OTHER, IT ISAS MUCH ABOUT CHEMISTRY - CASTING IS SAIDTO BE 95% OF MAKINGA MOVIETHAT ‘WORKS’ - BE EXTREMELYCLEARWITH REHEARSAL DATES, SHOOT DATES, PAY/NO PAY
- 17. 9. REV UP ART DEPARTMENT a. Production Designer b. Costume Dept. c. Prop Dept.
- 18. PRODUCTION DESIGNER (the unsung hero) GOOGLE: PRODUCTION DESIGN COLORWHEEL
- 19. 10. PERMITS & INSURANCE FILMING ON ANY COMMERCIAL SITE REQUIRESTWOTHINGS: - A SIGNED LOCATION RELEASE, SIGNED BY OWNERAND PRODUCER - PROOFOF PRODUCTION INSURANCE (MORETO COME NEXTWEEK!) HAVINGANYBODY’S FACE,VOICE, BODY INYOUR FILM REQUIRES: - A RELEASE FORM, SIGNED BYTALENT ON PROFESSIONAL SHOOTS, SOMETHINGCALL E&O INSURANCE NEEDED: - Protects against accidental product or copy written material showing up in film
- 20. THE JOB OFTHE ASSISTANT DIRECTOR,WHILE COMMUNICATINGWITHTHE DIRECTOR, ISTO FORMULATETHE ENTIRE SHOOTING SCHEDULE. 11. SCHEDULEYOUR SHOOT
- 21. 12.CREW UP! - DOYOU NEED A PRODUCTION SOUNDTEAM (A MIXERANDA BOOM MIC OPERATOR)? - DOYOU NEED A GAFFER? SOMEONEWHOWORKSWITHTHE D.P.TO LIGHTTHE SETS - DOYOU NEED G & E? GRIPSAND ELECTRICTO HANDLE HEAVY LIFTINGAND POWER - DOYOU NEEDTO FEEDYOURCAST AND CREW? YES,YOU DO!! MAKING SUREYOU HAVE EVERYONEYOU NEED FORYOUR SHOOT!
- 22. 13. CREATE A SHOT LIST THE DIRECTOR WORKS ONTHIS: - WORKS FIRST ONTHEIR OWN - THEN REFINES WITH D.P. - DISCUSSES PLAN IN DETAIL WITH A.D.
- 23. 14.TECH SCOUT PUT SIMPLY, SPENDAT LEAST 48 HRS PRE-SHOOT SECURING ANDTESTINGALL EQUIPMENT - DOCAMERATESTS - FINAL SCOUT OF LOCATIONANDALL LOGISTICS SECURED - CHARGEALL BATTERIES FORCAMERA - CHARGEALL PHONES IF NOT USING RADIOS
- 24. 15. GEAR UP • LOGISTICSOFTRANSPORTTO AND FRO OF GEAR • SAFETY, BATHROOMSAND NEAREST HOSPITAL • CALL SHEETS GO OUTTHE NIGHT BEFORE
- 25. LINKTO PRODUCTION DOCUMENTS: 1. http://howtofilmschool.com/free-call-sheet/ 2. https://www.filmsourcing.com/advanced-shot- list-template-free-download/ 3. https://www.studiobinder.com/
- 26. NOW LET’S WATCH A GREAT SHORT! THE CURVE byTim Egan