Pre-production involves planning elements of a film, play or performance and ends when production begins. Production is the process of making films, which involves stages from an initial story to casting, shooting and editing. Post-production includes editing raw footage, adding effects, working on sound and dubbing, and is the final step after pre-production and production phases.

1. Types of Productions
Pre Productions Productions Post Productions

2. Pre- Production
Pre-production is the process of fixing
some of the elements involved in a film, play,
or other performance. There are three parts in a
production: pre-production, production, and
post-production. Pre-production ends when the
planning ends and the content starts being
produced.

3. Production
It is a process of making films. Film
making involves a number of discrete stages
including an initial story, idea or commission,
through casting , shooting, editing, etc.

4. Post Production
This includes tasks such as the editing of
raw footage to cut scenes, insert transition
effects, working with voice and sound actors,
and dubbing, to name a few of the many pre-
production tasks. Post-production is the third
and final step in film creation. It follows the
pre-production and production phases.

5. Ayush Jain
B.Sc (M.M.)
1st Year
Assig. date : 22.08.2017