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Pre-Production 

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  1. Finalizing the Script – Ensuring the script is locked and ready for production.

  2. Breaking Down the Script – Identifying necessary locations, props, costumes, VFX, stunts, and special equipment.

  3. Budgeting & Financing – Finalizing the budget and securing funding.

  4. Hiring the Crew – Assembling key personnel, including director, producers, DP, ADs, production designers, etc.

  5. Casting – Auditioning and hiring actors, finalizing talent contracts.

  6. Location Scouting & Permitting – Finding and securing shooting locations, obtaining necessary permits.

  7. Scheduling & Shot Lists – Creating a detailed shooting schedule and shot lists for efficiency.

  8. Production Design & Art Direction – Planning sets, props, wardrobe, and overall visual style.

  9. Costume & Wardrobe Preparation – Designing or sourcing costumes for characters.

  10. Storyboarding & Pre-Visualization – Mapping out key shots, special effects, and action sequences.

  11. Rehearsals & Table Reads – Running through the script with actors to refine performances.

  12. Equipment & Tech Coordination – Arranging camera, lighting, sound, and special equipment rentals.

  13. Insurance & Legal Compliance – Securing production insurance, contracts, and necessary legal clearances.

  14. Special Effects & Stunt Coordination – Planning and prepping VFX-heavy scenes or stunts.

  15. COVID-19 & Safety Protocols – Implementing health and safety guidelines (if required).

  16. Production Meetings & Final Walkthroughs – Ensuring all departments are aligned before filming begins.

Cost

Short Film Pre-Production 

Starting at: $5,000+

TV Show Pre-Production

Starting at: $35,000

Feature Film Pre-Production 

Starting at: $15,000+

Web Series Pre-Production

Per Episode: Starting at $6,500+
Full Season: Starting at $25,000+

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