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| Stages of Film Production (3) |
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| Pre-production, Production, Post-production |
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| What does Pre-production involve? |
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| property, treatment, screen play, producer, finacial backing, staff hiring, casting, budget, scout locations, shooting schedule |
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| What does production involve? |
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| shooting script, actors, director, film crew, shooting in studio/on location; scene set-ups, dailies, special effects photography/animation, picture and sound seperated |
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| What does post-production involve? |
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1. picture editorial process
2. sound editorial process
3. dubbing the films soundtrack
4. distribution |
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a "working version" of the film, which is initially assembled by the picture editor. It is made up of:
1. picture: copy of the original footage, and
2. sound: production track (recording from set) |
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| the original audio (essentially dialouge) track recorded during the filming of the scenes; usually must be replaced or fixed by using dubbing and ADR techniques |
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| the process of determining all the music requirements for the film including style, placement, instrumentation, etc.. Ideally done after picture in locked. |
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| after film goes through 'rough cut', then 'fine cut', it goes to 'locked' which is, in essence, the final version of the arranged frames |
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| Automatic dialouge replacement: process of rerecording dialouge to replace bad sound from the production track |
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| dialouge (Production DIA, ADR, narration) |
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| sound effects (backgrounds/hard FX/foley) |
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| music (score/source/songs) |
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| temporary score created by editing pre-existing music to the work print |
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| music editor, orchestrator, electronic music producer, music prep., contrator, music "producer", conductor, composer's assistant, engineer, musicians |
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| mixing of the film; mixing together score and FX |
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