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    The document outlines the 7 main stages of film making: 1) Development - Planning the script and story outline. 2) Pre-production - Finalizing the cast, crew, budget and schedule. 3) Production - The actual filming. 4) Photography - The most expensive stage involving actor/crew salaries and filming. 5) Wrap - Disassembling the set after filming wraps. 6) Post-production - Editing, visual effects, music and sound design. 7) Distribution - Releasing the film to cinemas and platforms to earn back the investment.

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    The document outlines the 7 main stages of film making: 1) Development - Planning the script and story outline. 2) Pre-production - Finalizing the cast, crew, budget and schedule. 3) Production - The actual filming. 4) Photography - The most expensive stage involving actor/crew salaries and filming. 5) Wrap - Disassembling the set after filming wraps. 6) Post-production - Editing, visual effects, music and sound design. 7) Distribution - Releasing the film to cinemas and platforms to earn back the investment.

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    PRAYER

    Media & Information Literacy

    Film Making
    Film
    Making
    Film
    Production:
    Film production is a lengthy,
    multi-step process of making
    movies that can sometimes take
    years to complete. Film
    productions go through five main
    phases. The first step of film
    production is the development
    stage, where all the initial details
    of the movie are figured out
    before entering pre-production,
    which focuses on research,
    Film
    Making
    The 7 stages of film making
    1. development
    2. pre-production
    3. production
    4. photography,
    5. wrap
    6. post-production
    7. distribution
    1. DEVELOPMENT
    • This stage mainly consists of planning and
    conceptualizing a script, based off a book,
    another movie, a true story, or can even be an
    original concept. After approval, the director
    works with the writers to produce a step-by-
    step outline of the progression of the film.
    2. PRE-PRODUCTION
    • In this phase, the key objective is to narrow down
    options and plan the development of the movie in
    terms of film cast, film crew, and budget. A line
    manager or production manager is usually hired
    during this process to create a schedule and
    manage the budget for the film. Pre-production
    also includes figuring out the shoot location.
    3. PRODUCTION
    • The production stage is when the actual
    practical film production work begins. The
    primary aim is to stick to the budget and
    schedule, which requires constant
    attentiveness. The film director works with the
    cast and crew to ensure that everything goes
    as planned. Communication is key between all
    the involved parties.
    4. PHOTOGRAPHY
    • Photography is essentially the most expensive phase in
    film production. This is because of the salaries owed to
    the actor, director and set crew, as well as the costs of
    certain shots, props and special effects, if needed. All the
    previous stages have been set to ensure the smooth
    transition of photography. This is where the camera
    rolls, so it is important for the film director to follow the
    schedule and remain within the budget.
    5. WRAP
    • The period immediately after the shooting
    ends, when all the cameras are turned off.
    During this stage, everything gets
    disassembled, and the set is cleared of the cast
    and crew. All equipment and props must be
    returned in a functioning order, to the
    suppliers and there must be an inventory list.
    6. POST-
    PRODUCTION
    • In most cases, this stage will overlap the stage
    of photography but not always. A rough cut of
    the film is drafted, and the film director will
    begin reviewing and editing the footage as he
    coordinates additions which may be required
    from visual effects, music and sound design.
    7. DISTRIBUTION
    • Distribution is the final stage of the production process.
    The film must be distributed for the producers to make
    their money back. It is the work of these producers to
    strike a lucrative deal for distribution amongst the
    cinemas and other platforms such as Amazon Prime,
    Netflix, HBO etc. It is also important to secure the
    correct deals because they will determine the film’s
    reach and rake in the right amount of money to ensure
    the return on investment.
    An independent film, independent movie, indie film, or indie
    movie is a feature film or short film that is produced outside the 
    major film studio system, in addition to being produced and
    distributed by independent entertainment companies (or, in some
    cases, distributed by major companies). Independent films are
    sometimes distinguishable by their content and style and the way in
    which the filmmakers' personal artistic vision is realized. Usually,
    but not always, independent films are made with considerably
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