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Production Planning

Institute for Creative Technologies Production Planning Mary Jansen May 13, 2004 PRODUCTION PLANNING: An Overview for Producing Live-Action Training Projects THEME: In Hollywood, animated films are also made according to the live-action model of production planning. Pre-Production

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Production Planning

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  1. Institute for Creative Technologies Production Planning Mary Jansen May 13, 2004

  2. PRODUCTION PLANNING: An Overview for Producing Live-Action Training Projects

  3. THEME:In Hollywood, animated films are also made according to the live-action model of production planning.

  4. Pre-Production 3 Stages of Physical Production • Production • Post-Production

  5. WHAT A PRODUCR DOES: A producer is basically a story teller who is uniquely armed with a creative, financial and logistical understanding of how motion pictures are made in the overview. At rock bottom, a producer’s job is to help all the forces make the best picture possible. Buck Houghton, Producer THE TWILIGHT ZONE

  6. The Key Production Staff: The Producer Production Manager Assistant Director Technical Director

  7. Preparation is everything. It starts with the script, out of which the budget and shooting schedule arise. Do mountains of preparation kill spontaneity? I’ve found that it’s just the opposite. When you know what you’re doing, you feel much freer to improvise. Sidney Lumet, Director

  8. Pre-Production Lock the script Breakdown the script Schedule the shoot Budget Hire the cast and crew Scout the locations Design the sets Design animated sequences

  9. Making a film has always been about telling a story. Certain aspects of stories could make training projects more powerful All stories must have conflict. A character who want something badly and is having difficulty getting it gets an audience emotionally involved.

  10. HOW TO BREAK DOWN THE SCRIPT: 1. Read the script2. Divide the script into scenes3. Color code the production elements in the scene 4. Write down the elements on a breakdown sheet

  11. 4.14.4 Day - morning EXT Almost Home 1. Jogging Tim tells Cara about the new foster kids coming while jogging Cara Tim 4 neighbors 1 car

  12. SCHEDULING PARAMETERSlocationscast membersday/night shootinginterior/exterior shootingshooting in/out of sequencechild actorschanges in time periodstime of the yearweatherspecial effects & stuntsspecial equipmentgeography of locationsmiscellany

  13. THE PRODUCTION BOARDthis is a cardboard paneled chartdesigned for scheduling & easy re-arranging,composed of a head index which details cast & major production elementsalong with a separate strip coded with production information for each scene in the story

  14. DURING PRODUCTION The producer is the overall manager of the filmmaking process who arranges to have every element of production in place.The producer supervises the day to day production efforts to ensure that the film is on schedule and within budgeton any given day.

  15. POST-PRODUCTION

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