Pre Production
THE PRE PRODUCTION PROCESS
The pre-production process starts after there’s a script. It’s when you set up your company to actually produce the film. We’ll go into more detail on this soon.
Creative Concept Development
Producing and Production Management
Budgeting and Scheduling
Casting
Scripting
Story-boarding
Graphic Design
Artwork, Technical Drawings
Travel
Location Scouting
Shot Lists
Set Design and Construction
Engineering Solutions
Custom Prop Fabrication
Lighting Design
FX Shoot Planning, Technical Guidance
Production
THE PRODUCTION PROCESS
Production starts after you’ve hired everyone and secured everything. So that means the locations, equipment, and any other materials you’ll need to physically produce your film.
Creative Direction
Producing and Directing
Production Design, Art Direction
Set Dressing
Scenic Painting
Hair, Makeup, & Wardrobe Styling
Prop Styling
Special Effects
On Set VFX Supervision
Audio
Teleprompter
Cinematography
Aerial Videography
Studio or Location Shoots
Green Screen Shoots
Lighting and Grip
HDRI Light Probe Acquisition
Set & Location Laser Scanning and Surveying
Equipment Rental
Digital Imaging
Post Production
THE POST PRODUCTION PROCESS
You start post-production after you’ve called “wrap.” So that means all of your footage is “in the can” and ready to be assembled.
Then, with that stage in the film making process knocked out, the director, editor and assistant editors huddle into an edit bay.
There, they to piece together the film until it’s complete.
Editing
Audio Mixing
Professional Voiceovers
Sound Editing and Design
Original or Stock Music
Photo Real CGI, Digital Set Extension, Compositing
Rig Removal and Shot Cleanup
Visual Effects (VFX)
Graphics, Motion Graphics, and Animation (2D & 3D)
Kinetic Type
Color Correction and Color Grading
Titling and Credits
Mastering, Outputting
