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Wednesday 2 November 2016

Process of Filmmaking

When making a film, there are a lot of roles and things that need to be considered before, during and after the film is shot (pre production, production and post production). A film as big as The Hobbit takes a lot of planning and people to make it work (not to mention money). During pre production everything needs to be worked out and tested so that it's ready for filming, such as equipment, storyboarding, casting, hiring a crew and actors and much more. After this is the actual production, where shooting takes place and depending on the film, hundreds of people are needed, which all need to eat, sleep, drink and wash, not to mention getting them all to specific locations on time. This costs a lot of money, so financial backup is usually arranged in pre production to fund the whole process. Planning in pre production is crucial, as it needs to be done thoroughly to execute the production efficiently and correctly. Lastly comes post production, where the whole film is edited and a trailer is usually cut here, as well as branding and advertising, which helps get the film out there and hyped in time for its screening.

This is the video we watched that showed a few days during the making of the Hobbit, which really gives a perspective on how important each intricate detail of making a film is, and shows how large scale the whole operation is too:


This is a table I made which shows all of the different roles/items that need to be considered at each stage of making a film:
Pre Production
Production
Post Production
Sound Setup
Actors
Editing
Scripting/Rewrites
Equipment
Advertising/Marketing
Equipment/Lighting
Filming/Cinematography
Sound Mastering
Budget
Sound Recording
Final Screening
Casting
Health & Safety
Colour Grading
Schedule
Advertising/Marketing
Distribution
Crew/Hiring Crew
Catering
Foley Sound
Risk Assessment
Travel
Poster Design/Branding
Catering
Hair & Makeup
Cutting A Trailer
Costume/Prop Design
Costumes
Soundtrack
Location Scouting
SFX/VFX
Story
Rehearsals
Security
Directing
Financial Backing
Lighting
Budget
Story
Soundtrack

Market Research
Story

Cinematography
Cutting A Trailer

Storyboarding
Directing

Hair & Makeup
Budget

Directing
Crew

Choreography
Choreography

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