Monday, March 19, 2007

Preparation for Design

Script Breakdown

The process starts by talking through the script with the directors and sketching out designs or scenarios. Then a more detailed version in the form of storyboards of paintings can be developed.

Then BUDGET/SCHEDULE the time, money, people and resources needed.

Pre-production planning:
The basic process is to:
1. read the script: so you have an appreciation for the storyling and a good feel for the action. In animation the will involve the director of the production pitching the script to department heads.
2. mark up your script: colour code each function (ie. characters, sound effects, wardrobe etc.)
3. prepare a script breakdown: are done in preparation of Scheduling and Design. Basically information from each scene is recorded on a separate page. Such information as camera shots (shot breakdown), location, description of main action and what is to be designed or storyboarded.
4. prepare your production board
5. schedule your shooting
6. get approvals from all involved
7 budget your time and money

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