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Question 1

when do we make a work plan

Answer 1

WORK PLAN

 Once lists have been made with all elements required to make the programme

Question 2

why is a work plan important

Answer 2

Because it will determine the length of shooting and post-production

Question 3

PLANNING and who works on it

Answer 3

 A work plan is created, with schedules and deadlines

 The Producer and the Director

Question 4

shooting schedule who does it

Answer 4

Director and assistant

Question 5

FICTION SCHEDULING

Answer 5

 A final screenplay and a shooting script
 Whe/whe /how long to shoot each scene

a production strip board is created

Question 6

DIFF BREAKDOWN SHEETS AND LISTS

Answer 6

 Breakdown sheets
what is needed to shoot each scene
 Breakdown lists
elements needed by department
 With the information that appears in the breakdown sheets

Question 7

PRODUCTION STRIP BOARD

Answer 7

 A board with a coloured strip of paper per scene containing all information relevant to schedule shooting 

Question 8

preliminary/first/budget

Answer 8

Preliminary budget to decide on the economic viability - with an early version of the script
With a work plan, a first budget to know how much it will really cost
 Budget - bigger and more accurate

Question 9

COSTS above and below the line

Answer 9

above-the-line (non-fixed, depend on quality/experience)

below-the-line (based on hours/days or work)

Question 10

CASH FLOW CHART

Answer 10

 How much money will be needed to operate during any given week

Question 11

COST REPORT/OVERVIEW

Answer 11

 An analysis of how much was spent vs. what was budgeted for a day
 Gives time to correct over-budget costs while shooting or to find more money

Question 12

ESTIMATED FINAL COST REPORT

Answer 12

Weekly cost report 

Provides the latest financial data on each account by listing

Question 13

Pattern Budget

 Amort Budget

Answer 13

Pattern Budget – episode cost

 Amort Budget – costs not associated with episodes