The document outlines the key steps in the production process for a television show pilot episode. It discusses that pre-production is expected to take 2 months and includes writing the script and storyboarding. Production will take 20 days and involves shooting at locations. Post-production is expected to last up to 1 month and comprises editing the episode together, adding special effects and visual effects.

1. Pre-­‐production
Expected
to
take
2
months
total
Production
Shooting
expected
to
take
20
days
Post
Production
Expected
to
last
one
month
maximum
Write
script
and
storyboard.
Create
shot
list
Transport
all
equipment,
props
and
costumes
to
site
of
shoot.
Also
transport
crew/actors
if
neccessary
Return
all
hired
equipment
no
longer
needed
Compile
Crew
Brief
crew
on
expectations
for
the
shoot.
Create
any
foley
or
SFX
needed
for
the
episode
Research
and
hire
all
necessary
equipment
Brief
crew
and
cast
on
any
dangers
surrounding
the
shoot,
whether
its
from
a
special
effect
and
to
do
with
the
location
Edit
episode
together,
applying
sfx
as
needed
Scout
locations,
perform
recce
of
location
and
risk
assessment
for
location
Shoot
all
footage
needed
for
the
pilot
episode.
Add
in
any
CGI
or
vfx
needed
Cast
actors
and
provide
scripts
for
rehearsal
Create
title
sequence
for
show
Source
or
create
any
props
needed
Determine
age
rating
and
when
to
be
released
Plan
any
stunts
or
special
effects
needed,
risk
assessment
for
special
effects
or
stunts
Pay
actors
and
crew
ready
for
the
release
Create
any
promotional
material
needed
for
the
show.
Distribute
as
appropriate.