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12 Stages Of Film Making
Stage 1 – The Ideas
• Someone has to first be inspired. Inspiration comes from
  everywhere. You can find inspiration in books, newspapers
  and other films.
• Next the producer decided to make this ‘idea’ into reality.
• A director them imagines the film. Directors also know how
  to put this idea on film.
• Then a writer clarifies the idea, the plot and the main
  characters. After they will write a treatment; a one page
  description of the main story and characters.
• Finally the pitch contains all the information the producer
  needs in order to sell the idea to people so they can
  commission the script.
Stage 2 – Development Finance
• The producer then gets the treatment and
  pitch in order to persuade people to give them
  money for developing the script.
Stage 3 - Scripting
• First the producer and writer come up with the
  synopsis. They both agree on the key events and
  scenes in the film.
• Once the producer and writer are happy, the
  draft is sent to the financiers, all which will have
  their own ideas.
• When everyone is satisfied with the script it is
  locked off and becomes a final draft and the
  writer get paid.
• Then they create a sales treatment.
Stage 4 - Packaging
• The producer and director must now package the script
  into a full commercial proposition.
• They then attach movie stars to the script to make it more
  commercial.
• Then they talk with the financiers.
• To turn the film into a proper business proposition, the
  producer must know exactly how much it’ll cost to produce
  the movie.
• Potential investors will want to know how the producer will
  raise the money and how they plan to pay them back.
• The producer has now packaged the film into a commercial
  proposition.
Stage 5 – Financing
• Financiers can be anywhere in the world and in order to get
  a good financier the producer normally has to travel.
• Private individuals, production companies and public
  bodies all invest in films. The producer’s lawyer draws up
  contracts to seal the deal.
• The producer can also raise from something called ‘pre-
  sales’. It’s when selling the rights of the film before it’s even
  been produced.
• Department of banks that specialise in film finance also
  invest in commercial projects and even offer loans.
• Once all the essential funding and insurance is secured the
  film gets the ‘green light’.
Stage 6 – Script Development
• Once all the head of departments are hired the shooting
  script is circulated and the pre-production begins.
• The casting of the actors is determined by the director and
  producer.
• Storyboards are then made to plan in advance by the
  director and the DOP.
• The production designer plans every aspect of how the film
  will look and hires to design and build each part.
• Effects shots are planned in much more detail than normal
  shots and can take months to design and to build.
• Then The Production Unit makes the key logistics (who will
  be where, what actors will be shooting at which time).
Stage 7 - Shoot
• The key moment in film production is when the
  shooting begins.
• The camera department get all the footage the
  director and editor need to make the film and to
  tell the story.
• When all the lighting, set-up, make-up and hair is
  all been checked, the shot can begin.
• Then the special effects are created in the movie
  with minimum damage to the cast or crew.
• If by some reason the shooting becomes behind
  schedule the financers and insurers will step in.
Stage 8 – Post Production
• As the footages comes in, the editor puts it into
  scenes and creates a narrative sequence for the
  film.
• Then the sound department works on the audio.
  Creating and editing every sound.
• Digital effects are then added by special effects
  artists.
• The final stage is to adjust the colour and lock the
  image.
• After the final cut the film reaches full lock. It’s
  now finished and ready for duplication.
Stage 9 - Sales
• To help sell the film to distributors the producer insures the services
  of as sales agent. They’re people who specialize in film sales.
• To help sell their film they make a trailer to show some of the best
  parts in the film.
• The producer and sales agent collect everything they need to sell
  the film.
• Then the producer goes to the film market (which is filled with new
  films). The producer has to go to great lengths to ensure they sell
  the film.
• Then the film is shown at a high-profile screening at one of the top
  film festivals.
• The producer (if distributors like their film) now has a hot product
  and negotiates with good deals with distributors around the world.
Stage 10 - Marketing
• To help them sell the film to distributors, the
  producer secures the services of a sale agent.
• The audience is essential so the marketing team
  runs test screenings to see what public think of
  the film.
• The audience for the film is targeted with posters,
  cinema trailers, TV spots and other materials.
• Television, radio, newspapers and magazines can
  all help create a positive word about the film.
• The word spreads over the internet for the whole
  world to see.
Stage 11 - Exhibition
• A high-profile, star-studded premiere is used to
  launch the film to the film to the public.
• Distributors supply the exhibitors with prints of
  the film. The more screens the film shown on the
  more prints are needed.
• The exhibitors take their share of the box office
  receipts, after which the distributors recoup their
  marketing costs.
• Once the distributors have been paid, the
  financiers can recover their investments.
Stage 12 – Other windows
• Games, hospitality sales which can bring
  millions of extra pounds in revenue.

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12 stages of film making

  • 1. 12 Stages Of Film Making
  • 2. Stage 1 – The Ideas • Someone has to first be inspired. Inspiration comes from everywhere. You can find inspiration in books, newspapers and other films. • Next the producer decided to make this ‘idea’ into reality. • A director them imagines the film. Directors also know how to put this idea on film. • Then a writer clarifies the idea, the plot and the main characters. After they will write a treatment; a one page description of the main story and characters. • Finally the pitch contains all the information the producer needs in order to sell the idea to people so they can commission the script.
  • 3. Stage 2 – Development Finance • The producer then gets the treatment and pitch in order to persuade people to give them money for developing the script.
  • 4. Stage 3 - Scripting • First the producer and writer come up with the synopsis. They both agree on the key events and scenes in the film. • Once the producer and writer are happy, the draft is sent to the financiers, all which will have their own ideas. • When everyone is satisfied with the script it is locked off and becomes a final draft and the writer get paid. • Then they create a sales treatment.
  • 5. Stage 4 - Packaging • The producer and director must now package the script into a full commercial proposition. • They then attach movie stars to the script to make it more commercial. • Then they talk with the financiers. • To turn the film into a proper business proposition, the producer must know exactly how much it’ll cost to produce the movie. • Potential investors will want to know how the producer will raise the money and how they plan to pay them back. • The producer has now packaged the film into a commercial proposition.
  • 6. Stage 5 – Financing • Financiers can be anywhere in the world and in order to get a good financier the producer normally has to travel. • Private individuals, production companies and public bodies all invest in films. The producer’s lawyer draws up contracts to seal the deal. • The producer can also raise from something called ‘pre- sales’. It’s when selling the rights of the film before it’s even been produced. • Department of banks that specialise in film finance also invest in commercial projects and even offer loans. • Once all the essential funding and insurance is secured the film gets the ‘green light’.
  • 7. Stage 6 – Script Development • Once all the head of departments are hired the shooting script is circulated and the pre-production begins. • The casting of the actors is determined by the director and producer. • Storyboards are then made to plan in advance by the director and the DOP. • The production designer plans every aspect of how the film will look and hires to design and build each part. • Effects shots are planned in much more detail than normal shots and can take months to design and to build. • Then The Production Unit makes the key logistics (who will be where, what actors will be shooting at which time).
  • 8. Stage 7 - Shoot • The key moment in film production is when the shooting begins. • The camera department get all the footage the director and editor need to make the film and to tell the story. • When all the lighting, set-up, make-up and hair is all been checked, the shot can begin. • Then the special effects are created in the movie with minimum damage to the cast or crew. • If by some reason the shooting becomes behind schedule the financers and insurers will step in.
  • 9. Stage 8 – Post Production • As the footages comes in, the editor puts it into scenes and creates a narrative sequence for the film. • Then the sound department works on the audio. Creating and editing every sound. • Digital effects are then added by special effects artists. • The final stage is to adjust the colour and lock the image. • After the final cut the film reaches full lock. It’s now finished and ready for duplication.
  • 10. Stage 9 - Sales • To help sell the film to distributors the producer insures the services of as sales agent. They’re people who specialize in film sales. • To help sell their film they make a trailer to show some of the best parts in the film. • The producer and sales agent collect everything they need to sell the film. • Then the producer goes to the film market (which is filled with new films). The producer has to go to great lengths to ensure they sell the film. • Then the film is shown at a high-profile screening at one of the top film festivals. • The producer (if distributors like their film) now has a hot product and negotiates with good deals with distributors around the world.
  • 11. Stage 10 - Marketing • To help them sell the film to distributors, the producer secures the services of a sale agent. • The audience is essential so the marketing team runs test screenings to see what public think of the film. • The audience for the film is targeted with posters, cinema trailers, TV spots and other materials. • Television, radio, newspapers and magazines can all help create a positive word about the film. • The word spreads over the internet for the whole world to see.
  • 12. Stage 11 - Exhibition • A high-profile, star-studded premiere is used to launch the film to the film to the public. • Distributors supply the exhibitors with prints of the film. The more screens the film shown on the more prints are needed. • The exhibitors take their share of the box office receipts, after which the distributors recoup their marketing costs. • Once the distributors have been paid, the financiers can recover their investments.
  • 13. Stage 12 – Other windows • Games, hospitality sales which can bring millions of extra pounds in revenue.