Filmmaking - Development

What are the five stages of film production?

• Acting, Blocking, Cinematography, Editing, Distribution

• Pre-production, Production, Post-production, Distribution, Exhibition

• Development, Screenwriting, Pre-production, Production, Distribution

• Development, Pre-Production, Production, Post-production, Distribution

What happens during the development phase?

• Acting

• Editing

• Film Finance

• Sound Design

What happens during the development phase?

• Key crew are hired

• Costume fittings

• Script idea and development

• Editing

• Distribution

A film is green-lit in pre-production.

• True

• False

A treatment is:

• A step by step outline of the film script

• A document that presents the story idea of your film before writing the entire script

• A one or two sentence message that your film is about

• A detail of every scene of the screenplay's story

A treatment includes your film's:

• theme, outline, and script

• title, logline, theme, synopsis, character description

• scriptment, beat sheet, synopsis

• title, logline, story synopsis, and character description

A screenplay has:

• A beat sheet

• Budget projections

• Action, dialogue

• Blocking

Chose all that apply.

A film's budget includes sections for:

• Above the line

• Below the line

• Pre-production

• Production

• Post-production

Above the line costs include costs for a screenwriter, director, producer and:

• Editor

• Cinematographer

• Distribution

• Background Talent

The below-the-line section of your movie budget contains key crew members — who aren’t so much involved in the development and pre-production phase.

• True

• False