Define brief: is a written account of the content.
It outlines the...
- Intention
- Purpose
- Target audience
Pre-production.
12. What is the purpose of the pre production stage?
Is when the plans are put into place.
13. What are some of the tasks done in the pre production stage?
Scripting, scene breakdown, storyboard, shot list, casting, location, equipment hire, catering, transport, informing people.
Production.
16. What is the production stage also known as?
Shooting.
17. What are some tasks done in the production stage?
Sound, Filming.
18. What are three important things to remember in the production process?
Making sure you stick to the shooting schedule, flexibility, time management.
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
1. Executive producer: manages he time line of the project and controls the budget. They also employ staff
2. Writer: takes the idea or concept and writes the script.
3. Producer: in charge of the creative team, prepares shooting schedules and are in charge that they are on budget.
4. Director: the direction is in charge of cast and crew. He or she is the one on location telling them what to do. The direction explains the production to performers and technical crew. Have the final say on the filming.
5. Production manager: Coordinates all the different stages, tracks the progress of the production.
6. Storyboard artist: draws up rough sketches of the scenes, this gives the director a visual interpretation of the script.
7. Camera operator: shoots the required scene according to the director instructions. Work closely with the lighting director.
8. Sound technician: they ensure the dialog and other sounds are properly recorded. They are involved in the editing of the sound in the post-filming.
9. Talent: they are the on-screen people that deliver the content.
10. Editor: the person, who cut the footage to the suitable length, music graphics and effect in the post-filming stage.
2. Writer: takes the idea or concept and writes the script.
3. Producer: in charge of the creative team, prepares shooting schedules and are in charge that they are on budget.
4. Director: the direction is in charge of cast and crew. He or she is the one on location telling them what to do. The direction explains the production to performers and technical crew. Have the final say on the filming.
5. Production manager: Coordinates all the different stages, tracks the progress of the production.
6. Storyboard artist: draws up rough sketches of the scenes, this gives the director a visual interpretation of the script.
7. Camera operator: shoots the required scene according to the director instructions. Work closely with the lighting director.
8. Sound technician: they ensure the dialog and other sounds are properly recorded. They are involved in the editing of the sound in the post-filming.
9. Talent: they are the on-screen people that deliver the content.
10. Editor: the person, who cut the footage to the suitable length, music graphics and effect in the post-filming stage.
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