U4 L4 The Role And Function Of The Management Team And Production Tasks Flashcards

1
Q

What occurs in the development phase?

A
  • producer finalizes negotiations to secure director, writer, main actors
  • proposal created
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2
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What skill is most valued in film?

A

interpersonal skills

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3
Q

What is a screen test?

A

videoed audition by actor to chose film’s actors

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4
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What are the 3 management roles that are consistent throughout each stage of the film?

A
  • producer
  • director
  • writer
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5
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In many cases, are the producer, director, and writer the same person?

A

yes

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6
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What are the two categories in a film’s budget?

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above and below-the-line

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7
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What is the difference between above and below-the-line?

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A- managerial team (producer, director, writer, key actors)

B- production crew (electrical, technical, transportation crew etc.)

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8
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What are preproduction rehearsals?

A
  • before production

- rehearsal of script with director, actors, key technicians

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9
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Why might a director do preproduction rehearsals?

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  • structure work

- motivate people to learn how to work together

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10
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How long and in what manner are preproduction rehearsals carried out?

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  • many hours

- intense and tiring

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11
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What is conceptualizing? In what stage may it take place?

A
  • director plans/imagines from script/screenplay

- preproduction

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12
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In what stage does some conceptualizing take place if the director chooses to improvise?

A

production

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13
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If the director chooses to improvise, how much footage will be shot?

A

much more than actual length of film

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14
Q

Is the DP responsible for hiring their own crew?

A

yes

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15
Q

What is coverage? Why would they be taken?

A
  • shots from different angles

- choices for editing

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16
Q

Can every scene be shot from every possible angle?

A

no

17
Q

What is previsualization? What can it be done with?

A
  • explore options for complex scenes

- 3D animation

18
Q

Who does the Director work with to make a production schedule that is within budget?

A

UPM and AD

19
Q

When creating the production schedule, what are the categories the shots are grouped into?

A
  • location
  • scheduling limitation (eg. availability of actor)
  • subgroups (morning, afternoon)
20
Q

What may a director need to do if the production budget does not allow a longer production schedule?

A

eliminate/delete shots in preproduction

21
Q

What is listed in a (daily) Production Schedule?

A
  • hour-by-hour breakdown
  • call times for crew and talent
  • arrival times for equip and crew
  • estimated set up times
  • end-of-day finish times
  • travel times
  • meal breaks
22
Q

Is the Casting Director in charge of casting KEY ACTORS?

A

no

23
Q

The director will assign the casting of who to the Casting Director?

A

other actors

24
Q

Who does the Casting Director work with?

A

Talent Agency

25
Q

What does the Talent Agency develop?

A

casting suggestions and selections

26
Q

Are Agencies very specialized?

A

yes (comedic, children etc.)

27
Q

What is the first thing an agency will send to the Casting Director?

A

composite of each actor

28
Q

What is a composite? What is in it?

A
  • paper with photos/headshots of actors in different roles
  • resume
  • type of training (MAJOR FACTOR)
29
Q

What is a call back?

A

request from casting director to do another audition

30
Q

What are the 4 main departments that manage the production process?

A
  • producers
  • directors
  • casting
  • story development
31
Q

Which department works with the Director to oversee the set design?

A

Art dept

32
Q

Who leads the production sound department?

A

recordist/sound mixer

33
Q

What does the Craft services assist with?

A

first aid