Pre-production processes like planning, budgeting, and documentation are necessary to ensure a film production runs smoothly. Without proper pre-production, productions could face messy and inefficient shooting schedules, legal issues, and going over budget, which can compromise the overall quality of the final film. Pre-planning through pre-production establishes a clear path for the various processes of production and prevents costly delays and mistakes.

1. Why are the pre-production processes necessary?
While creating my production, it is important to include each part of the pre-production
process and understand why it is vital to my film’s success. If the pre-production process did
not occur for a film, this would lead to a messy production process, which would affect the
process overall as a lot of time would be wasted. As pre-production occurs it contributes to
help the process overall to work and that every single thing is planned beforehand so
everyone knows what is needed to be done. If this is not done, it would lead to time lost,
and even potentially legal issues towards the production which could taint costs and even
the production itself; leading to a standstill of filming until things are fixed in terms of
documentation. Considering these issues budgeting is also a very important aspect, and
without it the filmwould not be feasible. This all comes down to the fact that the budgeting
enables the ability to rent or even purchases equipment, cast actors and actress and many
more things which need to be considered, beforehand. All of pre-production just helps
make a more high quality production as everything is sorted out beforehand meaning not
comptonization is needed to be put into place which could affect quality overall.