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Ray Poirier
Understanding Film Making
Understanding Film Making
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I guess the word speaks for itself, film making is the process of making a film from a story idea you have yourself, or being hired by another to make a film. A film maker is in charge of script writing, shooting, editing and distribution to the public. Film making involves the employment of a large number of people and, at times, it has taken several years to complete. This is dependent upon the complexity of the subject, and the problems that come up while film making.
The stages of film making are:
1. Development- The script is written and formatted into a workable guide for the film.
2. Pre-production- This is preparing for shooting the film, crew and cast are hired, locations are chosen, and the sets are built.
3. Production- The film maker shoots the film in its entirety.
4. Post-production- The film is edited, music, sound effects, and any other effects are added.
5. Distribution- A distributor takes the film on, and it is shown to the public.
This book is 48 pages full of information you need if film making interests you as a career or hobby.
The stages of film making are:
1. Development- The script is written and formatted into a workable guide for the film.
2. Pre-production- This is preparing for shooting the film, crew and cast are hired, locations are chosen, and the sets are built.
3. Production- The film maker shoots the film in its entirety.
4. Post-production- The film is edited, music, sound effects, and any other effects are added.
5. Distribution- A distributor takes the film on, and it is shown to the public.
This book is 48 pages full of information you need if film making interests you as a career or hobby.
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