This document outlines several key aspects of pre-production for a film project, including a proposal or treatment presented to investors, a screenplay script, storyboards to plan scenes and dialogue, a production schedule to determine task timing, location scouting to find suitable shooting locations, and creating a production budget to estimate total film costs.

1. Pre-production
By
Gurvinder

2. Proposal/ Treatment
• This is a plan or
suggestion put
forward for
consideration by
others such as
investors.

3. Screenplay
• This is the script of a
production, which
include acting
instructions and
scene directions.

4. Storyboard
• A sequence of
drawings, which give
some direction and
dialogue of the story
of a production and
presents a short
plan.

5. Production schedule
• This is the process of
arranging, controlling
and optimizing work.
This is a structure to
determine how much
time and when a
certain task for the
project will be done.

6. Location Reece
• This is to access potential
shooting location,
determining if the location
is suitable for shooting
considering factors such as
the following:
• Health and safety
• Natural light
• Space (will all equipment be
available for use in this
location)
• Background sound

7. Production budget
• A film production
budget
determines how
much money will
be spent on the
entire film
project. It involves
the identification
and estimation of
cost items for
each phase of
filming.