Productions

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Development Stage

Stages Of The Filmmaking Process

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The development stage of a film is when a movie producer takes an abstract idea of a story or concept and starts adding more technical and creative details.

Pre-production Stage

Filmmaking Process

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During the next stage, the director and the production team work together to finalise different aspects of the shoot. The team usually meets at the production office to work on critical pre-production processes.

Production Stage

Filmmaking Process

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Once the schedule, locations, crew and actors are ready, the film's production process begins. Depending on the length of the movie, the production can take place in one continuous schedule or on different schedules at different locations.

Photography Stage

Filmmaking Process

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Film production photography is the phase where the actual shooting of the movie takes place. This can be the most challenging and expensive part of the process, as working in external locations can be unpredictable.

Post Production Stage

Filmmaking Process

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There are two main players in the post-production process: the editor and the music composer. The editor plays the role of an organiser, reviewing the uncut footage to rearrange it into a cohesive film for viewers to watch.

Distribution Stage

Filmmaking Process

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In the final stage of the process, producers sell the movie to distributors. Once a distributor purchases the rights to screen a movie, they promote it to get the maximum number of people to view it and recoup their investment.