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Production phase where you create a vision for your film, a plan for production and secure all the resources you will need to complete your film. Pre-Production Production Post-Production Distribution Pre-Production
This exposes the important elements of your screenplay— main character, setup, central conflict, antagonist — into a clear, concise teaser. Conclusion Story Logline Narrative Logline
The production stage of the filmmaking production process is where you create a vision for your film. True False False
You can make storyboards to help plan how you’re going to film a scene. True False True
Scriptwriting will help you film shots that make sense together. True False False
It is not essential to check out each location where you’ll film your movie. True False False
For a drama film, you’ll need to choose your actors. True False True
For each day of the shoot, you should make a call sheet that lists the expenses you need. True False False
If you’re going to interview people, make sure they’re available and draft some script for them to memorize. True False False
A sequence treatmenr is a detailed description of the story and how it will look and sound on film. True False True
A logline is a one-page summary or description of a movie. True False False
This can help you plan how you’re going to film a scene. Storyboarding Shooting Editing Scriptwriting Storyboarding
Using metaphor is one of the best methods to make an interesting logline. True False False
Recce is another term for what? Tour Location Visit Virtual Tour Travel Visit Location Visit
This list includes people and things you need during shooting. Microsoft Forms Spreadsheet Google Sheet Call Sheet Call Sheet
A detailed description of the story and how it will look and sound on film. Script Treatment Call Sheet Dialogue Call Sheet
A one-sentence summary or description of a movie. Conclusion Narrative Story Logline Logline
Production phase where you make contingencies if the production can’t shoot iin a certain location. Pre-Production Pre-Production Distribution Production Pre-Production
Production phase where you check if the casts and crews are available. Distribution Pre-Production Pre-Production Post-Production Pre-production
This can be useful for developing the style of your movie. Mood Board Scipt Storyboard Treatment Mood board
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In this document, the dialogue is written a particular way, and descriptions of settings and action are abbreviated. Treament Screenplay Storyboard Draft Screenplay
An important part of the preproduction process and consists of a series of images that show everything that’s going to happen in your finished piece. Outline Storyboard Treatment Screenplay Storyboard
A screenplay is a visual outline of a film or animation. True False False
Many storyboards are hand-drawn, but some creators or animators choose to use storyboarding software. True False True
Mapping out your shot list helps you resolve a complex story. True False False
Theatrical feature-film storyboards resemble a square, only slightly wider. True False False
All movies need a script. True False True
In a storyboard, the dialogue is written a particular way, and descriptions of settings and action are abbreviated. True False False
It is important to test scenes or monologues, so that each of your characters speaks in their own distinctive voice. True False True
The screenplay has scene headings, stage directions and dialog. True False True
A feature screenplay is a document you can create in 3 days. True False False
A single statement that summarizes the idea of your screenplay. Story Motive Premise Narrative Premise
Storyboard also contains any important dialogue, camera directions, scene numbers, or special-effects instructions. True False True
About 3 paragraphs long, and reflects the beginning, middle and end of the story. Character Notes Sypnosis Premise Outline Sypnosis
Outlines the different characters, and their backstories. Character Notes Scene Breakdown Pitch Document Treatment Character Notes
A beat sheet or list of points, outlining the key event/s of each scene. Can also be done on approx. 60 index cards. Treatment Character Notes Scene Breakdown Pitch Document Scene Breakdown
Contains no direct dialog and is written in the third-person present tense. Scene Breakdown Treatment Character Notes Treatment Treatment
Has scene headings, stage directions and dialog. Screenplay Outline Treatment Scene Breakdown Screenplay
A simple statement of the main character/s, and their dilemma. Character Notes Premise Sypnosis Outline Premise
One or three pages, describing the setup, development, resolution and sketching the details of the characters. Premise Sypnosis Character Notes Outline Outline
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