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Mapa Mental por Ellis Northend, atualizado more than 1 year ago
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Criado por Ellis Northend
aproximadamente 10 anos atrás
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Pre Production
Requirements for
Documentary
- Camera Script
- The Camera Script starts
with a pan of the room so
there is an establishing shot
of the location to the
audience
- Close ups on the interviewees
will follow to establish to the
audience that these are the
main characters
- The camera will then show high shots to add
dramatization, and will then follow with
archive footage and repeated scenes to
reference and form scenes from multiple
viewpoints
- The camera will then show high shots to add
dramatization, and will then follow with
archive footage and repeated scenes to
reference and form scenes from multiple
viewpoints
- Close ups on the interviewees
will follow to establish to the
audience that these are the
main characters
- The Camera Script starts
with a pan of the room so
there is an establishing shot
of the location to the
audience
- Funding
- For the Documentary we
will each be putting £25
towards the production in
order to pay for transport
and food etc. for the crew
- This is due to it being a Non-Commercial Documentary
- This is due to it being a Non-Commercial Documentary
- For the Documentary we
will each be putting £25
towards the production in
order to pay for transport
and food etc. for the crew
- Location Reccee
- Is there access to electricity?
- How much is this and can the budget afford extra if needed?
- How much is this and can the budget afford extra if needed?
- Is the Location Affordable?
- Is it an appropriate size
- Is there room for prop acquisition?
- Is it a high enough quality compared to similar locations/prices
- It is essential for Pre-Production
as without completing this you
will not know enough details
about the location, nor will you
know whether or not it is
suitable. This means that if you
were to turn up to a location
without completing the location
Reccee, the location may not be
suitable or safe.
- It is essential for Pre-Production
as without completing this you
will not know enough details
about the location, nor will you
know whether or not it is
suitable. This means that if you
were to turn up to a location
without completing the location
Reccee, the location may not be
suitable or safe.
- Is there room for prop acquisition?
- Is it an appropriate size
- Will weather conditions interrupt production?
- The Documentary is being filmed inside so
this will not be a problem
- The Documentary is being filmed inside so
this will not be a problem
- Is there access to electricity?
- Production Schedule
- When will the scenes be filmed
- Who will be working, where and when
- Which props are going to be
used, by whom and at what
times
- How much has been
spent, where and
when
- Production Schedules are important for knowing when and
where things are being put and when they are being
completed. It keeps everyone on track as it keeps things
manageable and it allows the crew to have deadlines to
achieve. Having this production schedule keeps things
running smoothly and kept safely: for example the actors
know where and when they are being used and therefore no
problems will occur.
- Production Schedules are important for knowing when and
where things are being put and when they are being
completed. It keeps everyone on track as it keeps things
manageable and it allows the crew to have deadlines to
achieve. Having this production schedule keeps things
running smoothly and kept safely: for example the actors
know where and when they are being used and therefore no
problems will occur.
- When will the scenes be filmed
- Risk Assessment
- Age Factor
- Could be unwell due to health
- Could be unwell due to health
- Electrical Equipment
- Is it all PAT tested
- It is essential to undertake a risk Assessment before
continuing the original idea as the risks may be far too high
and could cause serious accidents if not other problems and
could postpone the production. Without doing on of these,
injuries could occur or massive delays and money will be
spent on medical bills (with the possibility to be sued) rather
than the production
- It is essential to undertake a risk Assessment before
continuing the original idea as the risks may be far too high
and could cause serious accidents if not other problems and
could postpone the production. Without doing on of these,
injuries could occur or massive delays and money will be
spent on medical bills (with the possibility to be sued) rather
than the production
- Is it all PAT tested
- Transport to Luton
- Delays and Cancellations
- Delays and Cancellations
- Props that are fragile and likely to break
- Add replacements into Contingency Fund
- Add replacements into Contingency Fund
- Age Factor
- Prop Acquisition
- How long will
delivery take of
these props
- Length of delivery may affect production schedule
- Length of delivery may affect production schedule
- Where can
these props be
sourced from?
- The quality will be affected as
these can be sourced cheaper
but quality will be lower, and
vice versa
- The quality will be affected as
these can be sourced cheaper
but quality will be lower, and
vice versa
- Which
props will
be needed
for specific
characters
- This would depend on budget
as to how expensive these
items could be
- This would depend on budget
as to how expensive these
items could be
- What props will
locations need?
- How would some of the more
expensive bigger pieces be transported
- Tables, Chairs, Lights and Old War items Etc.
- Tables, Chairs, Lights and Old War items Etc.
- How would some of the more
expensive bigger pieces be transported
- How much will props cost and
how much will need to be
budgeted for props?
- If needed will the contingency fund need to be compromised
- Props Acquisition is essential for the Documentary as without
it the documentary could look amateur and unprepared
- Props Acquisition is essential for the Documentary as without
it the documentary could look amateur and unprepared
- If needed will the contingency fund need to be compromised
- How long will
delivery take of
these props
- Groups Formed- Brainstorming
- Roles Were given based on skills and
confidence, and were then allocated to
appropriate members of the group
- This was important as if
people were allocated the
wrong jobs they would not
be comfortable and
therefore this could
present a weaker, less
professional project
- The Finalised roles
were Director-
Denni, Producer-
Ellis, Editors- Louise
and Sophie, Camera
Operator- Louise,
Actors- Sophie's
grandparents,
Narrator- Ellis,
Scriptwriter- Denni,
Researcher- Louise,
Design and
Publicity- Denni and
Sophie
- The Finalised roles
were Director-
Denni, Producer-
Ellis, Editors- Louise
and Sophie, Camera
Operator- Louise,
Actors- Sophie's
grandparents,
Narrator- Ellis,
Scriptwriter- Denni,
Researcher- Louise,
Design and
Publicity- Denni and
Sophie
- This was important as if
people were allocated the
wrong jobs they would not
be comfortable and
therefore this could
present a weaker, less
professional project
- Ideas about the theme and Topic, wanting something unique
- Location of project and Genre of Documentary chosen
- Location of project and Genre of Documentary chosen
- Roles Were given based on skills and
confidence, and were then allocated to
appropriate members of the group
- Research
- Appropriate time for the programme to be broadcasted?
- Will the Programme have to follow
guidelines for the Pre-Watershed
Audience?
- Length of the programme, which are viewed more often?
- How much air time will need to be budgeted
- How much air time will need to be budgeted
- Will the Programme have to follow
guidelines for the Pre-Watershed
Audience?
- Competitions from other programmes
- Is the quality up to their standards?
- Research is essential for production as without it the production could be wrongly
informed and could present the wrong information. Research will also allow you to plan
budgets and schedules and without doing this the production cannot take place.
- Is the quality up to their standards?
- Which channel will the production be broadcasted on?
- Costs?
- Does the budget allow this?
- Costs?
- Appropriate time for the programme to be broadcasted?
- Permissions
- Permissions from Location Owner
- Have the local constraints been agreed?
- Have the local constraints been agreed?
- Actor Permissions
- Have the contracts been signed?
- Have the contracts been signed?
- Permissions from Ofcom
- Do they approve of the Production?
- Do they approve of the Production?
- Permissions from Hosting Company
- What affect will this have on the budget?
Will the Contingency Fund have to be used
prematurely?
- Permissions are important to get whilst
in the pre-production stage as having the
permissions will prevent problems in the
future. Contracts must be signed with all
crew members and actors so that
problems cannot appear later on
- Permissions are important to get whilst
in the pre-production stage as having the
permissions will prevent problems in the
future. Contracts must be signed with all
crew members and actors so that
problems cannot appear later on
- What affect will this have on the budget?
Will the Contingency Fund have to be used
prematurely?
- Permissions from Location Owner
- Dialogue Script
- Question list for interviewee's as their responses are pre-scripted
- Having this pre-made
stops awkward pauses
and allows follow up
questions
- Questions must not be yes or no answers
- If the questions are not
pre-scripted the purpose of
the Documentary may not
be reached, as tangents
could be explored that may
be irrelevant
- Do the audience feel this is achieved?
- Is it appropriate for the time of broadcasting?
- Do the audience feel this is achieved?
- Does this meet the regulations?
- If the questions are not
pre-scripted the purpose of
the Documentary may not
be reached, as tangents
could be explored that may
be irrelevant
- Questions must not be yes or no answers
- Having this pre-made
stops awkward pauses
and allows follow up
questions
- Question list for interviewee's as their responses are pre-scripted
- Budgets
- Contingency Fund
- How much must be set aside for this fund?
- How much must be set aside for this fund?
- Budgeting money for salaries
- How many days will each employee be needed for?
- How many days will each employee be needed for?
- Budgeting money for marketing
- What platforms will marketing be used on, who will be contributing towards this
- Working the budget out in preproduction
is important, without this you could face
money issues at any point causing a
dramatic affect on the production. Without
a budget you could overspend on
unimportant things and have no money for
the important things which would create a
poorer quality production.
- Working the budget out in preproduction
is important, without this you could face
money issues at any point causing a
dramatic affect on the production. Without
a budget you could overspend on
unimportant things and have no money for
the important things which would create a
poorer quality production.
- What platforms will marketing be used on, who will be contributing towards this
- Budgeting money for props
- Are the props at a high enough quality for the level of production
- Are the props at a high enough quality for the level of production
- Budgeting money for location
- Is the location fitting with all regulations
- Is the location fitting with all regulations
- Company Hosting production
- Is the budget at a large enough sum to match the
quality of competing shows hosted by this
company
- Is the budget at a large enough sum to match the
quality of competing shows hosted by this
company
- Contingency Fund
- Contingency plan
- Contingency Fund
- Does this fund cover all materials and personel?
- Does this fund cover all materials and personel?
- Back up equipment
- Is this quality as good as the primary equipment
- Is this quality as good as the primary equipment
- Back up actors
- Do you have thier details in case of emergency
- Do you have thier details in case of emergency
- Supplies= spares
- Is this all pac tested and safe to use regarding the health and safety risks
- Contignecy plans allow film crews to run
productions smoothly, and it allows to
compensate for problems that might
occur. It creates a sense of security
within the production (if a contingency
budget was set and then the initial
budget ran out the contingency budget
could be used as a back-up) It also allows
you to promote your product without
needing to borrow additional money.
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Preproduction
Brainstorm
Task 1
- Ellis Northend
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Preproduction
Brainstorm
Task 1
- Contignecy plans allow film crews to run
productions smoothly, and it allows to
compensate for problems that might
occur. It creates a sense of security
within the production (if a contingency
budget was set and then the initial
budget ran out the contingency budget
could be used as a back-up) It also allows
you to promote your product without
needing to borrow additional money.
- Is this all pac tested and safe to use regarding the health and safety risks
- Contingency Fund
- Set Construction
- Budget for set constrution
- How many sets are needed
- Are they reusable?
- This is the most important for the production
as the set needs to safe and secure, and is the
filming location. Without it, the production
cannot be filmed
- Are they reusable?
- Will the contingency fund need to be used, how will these pieces be transported
- How many sets are needed
- what items are needed for the set
- what can the contributors do about this
- what can the contributors do about this
- How many people will need to be hired to construct this
- How long will their contract need to
- How long will their contract need to
- Budget for set constrution
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