Info filmmaking Flashcards

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Filmmaking

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Is the process of making a film, from an initial story idea, through scriptwriting, shooting, editing, directing and
distribution to an audience.

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Five Stages

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Development, Preproduction, production, postproduction, Sales

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What is Development

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The script is written and drafted into a workable blueprint for a film. Search for financial backing

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What is Preproduction

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Preparations are made for the shoot, in which cast and crew are hired, locations are selected, and sets are built. A production budget is drawn up

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What is production

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The raw elements for the finished film are recorded.

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What is postproduction

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The film is edited; dialogue edited, music,sound effects and visual effects

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What is sales

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The film is screened for potential buyers (distributors), is picked up by a distributor and reaches its cinema and/or home media audience.

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Who participates in preproduction

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director, cinematographer, producers, first assistant director, production managers, production coordinators, and location scouts.

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Who participates in production

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Actors perform on camera, camera crews capture the action, lighting crews illuminate the set, sound crews capture audio, and creative designers oversee costumes, makeup, props, and scenery. The director oversees the entire operation.

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Who participates in postproduction

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Parts of a Script

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Scene Heading (Slug line)
Action
Character Name
Parentheticals
Dialogue
Transitions

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Documents of preproduction

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Pitch
Script
Production Timeline
Callsheets
Story board

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Pitch

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Speech that attempts to persuade someone to buy or do something

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Script

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Document that comprises setting, characters, dialogue, and stage directions

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Production Timeline

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Create a schedule for when different aspects of the film will be completed. (La tabla de colores)

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Callsheets

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A daily filming schedule created by the assistant director on a show or movie.

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Storyboard

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Visual outline

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Type of shots

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Wide/Long Shot
Establishing Shot and Master Shot
Full Shot (FS)
Medium Shot (MS)
Close-Up (CU)
Extreme Close-Up (ECU)
Insert Shots (B roll)

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Camera movements

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Titl
Pan
Zoom
Pedestal
Dolly
Truck

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Tilt

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Angle Up and Down

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Pan

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Angle Left and Right

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Pedestal

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Up and Down

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Dolly

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In front and backwards

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Truck

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Left and Right

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Fancy Movements

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Handheld
Stablizing Cam
Crane

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Director

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Storytelling, creative decisions and acting of
the film.

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Assistant Director

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shooting schedule and logistics of the
production, among other tasks

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Production Manager

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Manages production budget and production schedule.

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Composer

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Creates new music

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Production Designer

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Visual conception of the film