THE UNSPOKEN - 4 months ago

Image Credit: A student film on men's mental health

It was in June, when we decided to adventure on a production that centers about males voices been heard. We made plans, created a finance to budget the film and we started what's meant to be done. I realized that professionals usually takes lots of time to make good films that meets aesthetic qualities. It was stressful but worth taken as it exposes us to locations where I haven't been nor heard of before. The environment so quiet and the house itself…Gosh!!! The interior designs and beautiful art drawings shouldered alot of real life scenarios and I got curious and decided to ask questions 😌 like the real me. My team- are quite amazing creatures from God- the arguments turned laughter, and laughter into serious moments so as to achieve what we all have uniformly envisioned. It was a great and good treat and I started imagining myself as a film producer and other funny  imaginable things. The costumes, vfx makeup did a great job. While main scenes was still shot, despite the fact some actor blooper, behind the scenes was taken and even without editing yet, it took a shape and correct format of exactly what we all imagined. 

PRE-PRODUCTION PROCESS

This is the planning stage before shooting starts. It ensures the film is well-organized and ready for production.
Steps include:

Concept Development

Brainstorming and developing the story idea.

Choosing the genre, theme, and message of the film.

Scriptwriting

Writing the screenplay with dialogues, actions, and scene descriptions.

Making revisions and finalizing the script

Storyboarding & Shot List

Creating visual sketches of scenes.

Listing planned shots, angles, and camera movements.

Casting

Auditioning and selecting actors for different roles.

Budgeting & Scheduling

Estimating the cost of production.

Creating a shooting schedule and production calendar.

Location Scouting

Identifying and securing suitable locations for filming.

Crew & Equipment Arrangement

Selecting production crew (director, cinematographer, sound engineer, etc.).

Organizing necessary equipment (cameras, lighting, sound gear).

Rehearsals

Actors rehearse scenes for better performance during shooting.

PRODUCTION PROCESS

This is the actual shooting phase where all plans from pre-production are executed.

Set Preparation

Arranging props, lighting, and camera setup at each location.

 Filming

Recording scenes according to the script and storyboard.

Capturing multiple takes for quality.

Directing

The director guides actors and crew to achieve the desired performance and visual style.

Sound Recording

Capturing dialogue, ambient sounds, and effects on set.

Cinematography

Using planned camera angles, movements, and lighting to create the right mood and tone.

 Continuity Check

Ensuring costumes, props, and positions remain consistent between takes.

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