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Pre-production refers to the tasks that must be completed before filming begins, such as hiring actors and models, building sets, budgeting, planning, scheduling, renting equipment, and conducting tests. Key pre-production tasks include finalizing the production schedule, casting actors, coordinating special effects, wardrobe, special equipment, stunts, extras, props, makeup, hair, atmosphere, vehicles, animals, sound effects, music, and notes. Producers typically select the creative team, assist with financing, and approve locations, schedules, scripts, and budgets in pre-production.
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This document outlines key roles and responsibilities in film production. It discusses the importance of teamwork and having specialized job roles. Some of the key roles identified are director, producer, sound operator, camera operator, editor, screenwriter, and casting director. For each role, brief descriptions are provided of typical responsibilities. The document emphasizes applying these roles to your own production and understanding your specific duties.
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- The Lighting department sets up and operates special lights to illuminate scenes and create specific moods or visual styles.
- Video Editors are responsible for assembling raw material into a finished product for broadcasting by combining footage, audio, graphics, and effects.
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- 1. In digital video, photography, television and film, pre-production refers to the tasks that must be completed or executed before filming or shooting begins. This includes tasks such as hiring actors or models, building sets, budgeting, planning, scheduling, renting equipment and tests
- 2. Production schedules: Cast Actors Special EffectsWardrobeSpecial Equipment Stunts Extras Silent BitsPropsMake-up HairExtras Atmosphere Vehicles AnimalsSound Effects MusicProduction Notes
- 3. • Camera Operators perform a vital role within the camera department on feature films. They support the Director of Photography • , and • the Director, by accurately carrying out their instructions regarding shot composition and development. The seamless ease with which the camera moves is key to the narrative flow of feature films, and is the Camera Operators' responsibility. They are usually the first people to use the camera's eye piece to assess how all the elements of performance, art direction, lighting, composition and camera movement come together to create the cinematic experience.
- 4. • Producers typically select and bring together the key members of the creative team, including the Director, Cinematographer & Production Designer and potential key cast members. They assist the Executive Producers to raise finance for the production and, once the initial finance is in place, they select other key production office personnel as well as the essential Heads of Departments. Producers also approve locations, studio hire, the final shooting script, production schedule and budget. More time and money spent in pre-production can reduce time and money wasting in production.