finance

After pre-production, we start to move onto finance. There are two types of finance which we need to take into consideration, private and public sector. The public sector is built of businesses and made up of people, which compete with other business like their own however, their products are the same prise; unlike the public sector, which is built up of supermarkets, which have multiple, prises.

The public sector are not supported by profits like the private sector instead they are supported by our tax and are owned by the government; they are the ones which control what your tax it is used for in this economy. The public sector however differs from the private sector, as they are not as efficient as their service tends to be delayed; it also sometimes goes into bankrupts’ and not to standard like the private sector.

However both private and public sector are similar in the fact that they both deliver goods and services and are both customer service orientated and lastly operate within the framework of the law.

pre-production

Pre-production is the process in which you prepare your film. This is where you decide on times schedules and the place in which the film will take place other than where you crew and cast will be set up. There is much detail which is considered such as dialect for example of certain characters, which means your cast such as main characters and extras which are just as important. Your cast would need lessons in certain speech pronunciations if needed. You would also need multiple amount of crew behind the camera for example of special effects and lighting to make an atmosphere in which appeals to the audience.

Pre-production also involves lots of thought in budget as this money means how far you go in limits of your locations and advertising; which you can access. As without budget you have no film to begin with. Permits are also a huge part of pre-production for example certificate of insurance is always needed on set so when someone is injured the film company doesn’t lose money as they wouldn’t pay, it would be the insurance company which does. As much as your budget is a huge part of the process of your film starting and coming together there is one other massive part of pre-production which is the script; the script goes through many stages such as locking your script, this is the process going through it multiple times editing and making re-writes until your satisfied with everyone’s lines for the film, the other stage the script goes through is the script breakdown and creating a script boards which help schedule times in which the cast should come in for their lines.