1.
Research:
using your
printed
information,
site
visits,
and
interviews
with the
appropriate
subject
matter
experts.
2.
Script
Treatment:
a
condensed
version of
the script
which
descripes
in a
general
way what
will be
seen and
heard.
3.
Final
Script:
written by
us or by
you, the
script is
subject to
your
approval.
4.
Production
planning:
selecting
locations,
designing
the
lighting,
aquiring
and
rehearsing
the
talent,
and
planning
camera
setups are
all part
of
pre-production.
After
the final
script is
approved,
we'll work
with you
to develop
a
prodction
schedule
to do the
actual
shooting.
We believe
that good
productions
are the
result of
craftsmanship
and much
of this
involves
carefully
planning
the shots.
The
actual
shooting
is largely
a matter
of setting
up
equipment,
checking
audio and
video
levels,
rehearsing
and
shooting a
scene more
than once
and from
different
angles.