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-Person in charge of financial and artistic decisions
-Entrepreneur who causes film to be made |
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| Person who shares producer responsibility but doesnt have producer status |
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| A person who has arranged some finance for the film |
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| Person who has made significant contribution to the film, could be financier, writer, editor, etc |
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| person responsible for the day to day production of the film. |
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| Post production supervisor |
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| Monitors post prediction schedule & technical aspects & expenditures |
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| Executive in charge of production |
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| Another form of Exec prod. credit usually given to someone on high budget tv series. |
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| a person who oversees several producers or production managers,usually on high budget tv series |
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| The executive in an advertising agency who oversees the production of commercials |
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| the legal entity which is used for making the film. sometimes referred to as producer in contracts |
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| person who turns the written word of the screenplay into a moving picture |
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| Person in charge of camera department. Also works to achieve the visual style of the film |
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| provides creative direction for sets, wardrobe, and overall style of film, and design budget |
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| TV commercial , 30 sec long |
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| program produced for clients, sponsers |
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| program with dramatised sequences played by actors |
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| episodes made to be shown on mobile devices |
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| a dramatic story which each episode is predetermined by the previous episode and leads on to the next. |
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| time it takes to get a film funded and into production, includes making drafts of the screenplay, acquiring rights, raising finance |
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| dramatic question that triggers the plot "what if" |
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| idea of the film expressed in one sentence |
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| main story and characters expressed in 1-3 pages |
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| an extended synopsis with more detail - 3-10 pages |
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| detailed story-line from beginning to end 10-30 pages |
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| a brief description of each scene in the script |
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| occurs in same place an time usually, add peices of info about plot/ character |
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| series of scenes EX. battle scene contains multiple scenes of battle. |
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| minor adjustments to the screenplay by the writer |
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| the statutory protection under law to the owner of an artistic work. the work may be a novel, play, script, film, music, etc. |
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| the purchase of time to develop a work. exclusive rights to develop and finance a film. EX the option of a novel into a movie. |
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| the act of a copyright owner assigning certain rights in a work under certain conditions |
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| the set of documents that establishes the producers right to make and market the film |
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| Budget allocations for the major creative elements: writer, producer, director, and major cast. as well as development costs and story rights |
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| budget allocations for cast and crew, hire of equipments, lab fees, travel, accommodation, catering, legal costs. |
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| the financing costs (interest, admin fees, etc.) contingency (10% of the below the line costs) and production company overheads (5% of the total budget) |
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| an amount paid by a distributer or sales agent for marketing rights in a particular territory |
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| an amount guaranteed by a distributor or sales agent for marketing rights in a particular territory. paid after delivery |
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| a sale of rights in a film to a distributer or tv company for a particular territory and cashflowed into the production |
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| private investor, gov organization or company that invests in the film in exchange for a % of the copyright |
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| $ donated to the film, does not need to be paid back |
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| a fee which is owed to an individual or company but only payable from the revenue generated after completeion |
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| a deferment of part of the costs incurred by a company supplying services to the production |
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| a grant received from the fed gov on completion of the film |
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| a filmmaker whos work is distinctive in terms of a personal creative vision. |
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| the way a director constructs a scene in term so visual style, Ex camera lens, movement, lighting |
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| 2 prod companies sharing creative control and financial contributions to make 1 film |
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| film made under an offical government to government treay |
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| the schedule of money that comes into the production account in time to pay all the necessary cost of production |
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| insurance which provides financial compensation for increased costs to the production due to death or injury of director & major cast members |
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| insurance for loss or damage to props and equipment |
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| insurance for the negative of the film |
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| a written report made by a qualified safety consultant. the list contains recommendations for each scene and location |
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| the final draft of the script which is used throughout pre production and production |
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| Production (aka principal photography) |
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| any shooting with the full cast |
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| responsible for the administrative,financial and logistical aspects of pre production and principal photography |
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| written notice which is issue before each day that details the next shoot |
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| detailed record of the days progress including , hours secenes footage accidents |
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| guarantee to the investor that the film will be as per the script and by a certain time. |
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| an additional and separate film crew, whos services do not require the full crew |
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| WHERE ITS BEING SHOT GOD DAMN IT |
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| wide angle close up so on |
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| the ratio of film shot to film used in final cut |
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| prepares schedule, organizes crew |
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| where no prod designer is employed, he/she is head of set design, FX make up so on and so forth |
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| arrange dollys cranes, anythign that holds the camera |
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| the original film, the one that went through the fucking camera |
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| from original film to digital or what have you |
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| print used soley for editing/ viewing |
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| first screening of synched shots from a days work |
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| a scene or shot or sound recording which is done some time after originally scheduled |
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| locked off final version of an image |
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foley = shi like footsteps recorded afterwards
ADR= dialog |
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| final audio mix including fx and all |
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| music and effects, track without dialog |
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| soundtrack reproduced on film |
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| print used to check color grading, synch and optical sound |
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| positive print made from the processed original negitive film |
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| a duplicate negative made from an interpositive and used to make multiple release prints of the film for screening in cinemas |
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| final version for cinemas/ commercial screening |
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| internegitive, release print, dvd copies of the film, M& E, post production script, press kit, E press kit, dvd extras, stills, poster and trailer |
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