Read an excerpt from an article on filmmaking.Filmmaking can be broken down into three phases. The preproduction phase includes things such as securing financing for the film, writing the script, scouting locations, and hiring cast and crew. In the production phase the actual recording of the video and audio takes place. This phase also includes things such as setting up cameras, electricity, lights, and sound. Makeup, costume, and set designers are on hand during this phase as well. Finally, during the postproduction phase, the film is edited, sound and visual effects are inserted, and a music score is added.
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“Discovering Filmmaking in the Twenty-First Century”B
“A Discussion of Filmmaking in the Modern Film Industry”C
“The Realities of Filmmaking in the Twenty-First Century”D
“Tracking the Intricacies of the Modern Filmmaking Process”