The Film Production Process

In which stage are ideas for a film generated?

• Pre-Production Stage

• Production Stage

• Development Stage

• Post-Production Stage

In this stage, a script is written based on a story treatment.

• Pre-Production Stage

• Production Stage

• Post Production Stage

• Development Stage

In the ________________ stage of the film production process, storyboards are developed based on the script.

• Pre-Production Stage

• Production Stage

• Post-Production Stage

• Distribution Stage

In which stage is the film crew hired, the film's roles cast, and the actors rehearsed?

• Production Stage

• Pre-Production Stage

• Post Production Stage

• Development Stage

In which stage is the script filmed?

• Post-Production Stage

• Development Stage

• Production Stage

• Distribution Stage

It is not important that the director and actors follow the script and storyboards when filming.

• True because filming on location with a complete film crew and cast is expensive. In addition, it is important that you have usable footage that fits together when filming is completed.

• False because making it all up on the spur of the moment leads to more spontaneous moments being caught on film.

In this stage, the film editor puts the scenes together in shorter and seamless version of the story that was written in the original script.

• Development Stage

• Post-Production Stage

• Pre-Production Stage

• Production Stage

In which stage is the film scored?

• Distribution Stage

• Production Stage

• Post-Production Stage

• Pre-Production Stage

In the ____________ stage, the film is sent to movie theaters and film festivals to be seen by audiences.

• Pre-Production Stage

• Development Stage

• Production Stage

• Post Production Stage

A story treatment is written in which stage of the film production process.

• Development Stage

• Pre-Production Stage

• Production Stage

• Post Production Stage