Unit 4- Pre Production

Storyboard - is a process of previsualizing a film

or TV show on paper before filming. so that the
shot you need to film are planned so that you
are prepared on filming day and aren't filming
random shots blindly on filming day. A
storyboard can contains a sketch of the shot, a
shot type and a shot length.

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Scripts A script is the backbone of a film or TV
show. The script contains the story, the
dialogue, the scenes descriptions and the
action. Without a well made script a film or TV
show cannot be made properly.

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Call sheet- The call sheet is the schedule crafted

by the assistant director. It is issued to the cast
and crew of a film production to tell them where
and when they should be for a day of filming.

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Media Surveys - survey conducted to see what
films or TV shows that consumers watch and
what they want to watch so that film companies
can make their productions more geared to their
audiences.

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Draft Posters - A draft poster is a usually
sketched draft of a films poster before the final
design is produced and released into the public
eye.

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Location Photos- Once scriptwriters or directors
have decided what type of scenery they want
for a film, the search for a suitable places
begins. These locations are found by location
scouts who take location photos of a place and
give them to the studio to help choose a filming
location.