This document outlines the key pre-production elements for a film or advertising project, including a proposal, screenplay, storyboard, production schedule, location recce, and production budget. The proposal involves putting forward ideas to be considered, the screenplay includes dialogue and scene directions, and the storyboard shows drawings and text representing shots. The production schedule plans how the budget will be spent over time, and the location recce determines a location's suitability. The production budget tracks total costs to ensure the project stays within budget.

1. Pre production
Ed Bagguley

2. Proposal
• A plan or suggestion,
especially a formal or
written one, out for
consideration by other. It is
also a scheme or an offer
to be accepted or rejected.
• It is crucial to the
development of our advert
because ideas will have to
be put forward and then
they can be decided if they
will be useful or not.

3. Screen play
• The script of a film,
including dialogue for
actors and also scene
directions. This will also
be the certain shots
included in our advert.
• This will be important to
our advert because so we
can see what happens in
each segment during the
advert.

4. Storyboard
• A sequence of drawings
and text, typically with
some directions and
dialogue, representing
the shots for a
production.
• This is important
because we will be able
to see what is happening
in each scene.

5. Production schedule
• The production schedule is a
project plan of how the
production budget will be
spent over a given
timescale, for every phase of
a project.
• This will be important for
our production because we
can monitor our budget to
make sure we don’t go over
it and also we can make sure
the budget is spent at the
correct time.

6. Location recce
• It refers to a pre-filming
visit to a location to work
out its suitability for
shooting, including access
to necessary facilities and
assessment of any
potential lighting or
sound issues.
• This is important so we
can make sure each
location is safe to shoot
in.

7. Production budget
• A production budget is
where the producers
work out and keep
track of the total cost
of production.
• This is important to our
project to make sure
we stay within our
budget and also the
production fits with
the budget.