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Roles in Pre-Production Kid Friendly Storybook
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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Chapter 4
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Chapter 5
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Chapter 6
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Chapter 7
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Chapter 8
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Rosen pre production.
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So one of the main roles of pre production is
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the special effects department.
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The special effects department can add effects such as audio
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effects, visual effects or character effects.
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Audio effects can be effects such as laughing, crying or
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music that May 15 better visual effects are stuff like
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fireworks. Um changing the colors of backgrounds and characters or
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changing the backgrounds.
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Um Special effects is not considered as editing or you
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know, adding different filters or models because that is considered
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part of post production.
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So and then character effects are effects like makeup costumes
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or masks that can fit characters more and fit to
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the scripts better.
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So another big role of production is the pre production.
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So the pre production is a part that takes for
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the most part, takes the longest of writing.
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Um And one of them is and have split them
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into three parts.
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So we have writing set up and casting.
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So writing is the process of actually writing the script
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and you know, the different scenes um setup is buying
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the materials or equipment needed for making a film.
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And casting is recruiting different actors or different, you know,
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just volunteers that can work on a film.
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Another big part is the production office.
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So the production office is kind of like the part
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that kind of watches over all of film.
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Um So we have director, the director is the part
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that directs the different cast members or crew members um
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to do what they're supposed to during the film.
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The producer is like the boss or the supervisor of
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all the different departments.
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So the producer kind of is in charge of the
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production the you know special effects, the art, the audio,
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all that stuff.
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Then the writer is the main person who writes all
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the scenes and all the you know scripts and they're
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probably the most important person in making a film.
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Mhm. So finally we have the art department.
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The art department is kind of the most creative department
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of making a film.
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We have you know different roles like set designers, illustrators
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or editors.
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Set designers can design a set like paint sets or
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you know just kind of designed them.
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Um And then illustrator an illustrator is more for kind
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of animated films like you know Spiderman you know the
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animated Spiderman for different cartoons.
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Um They typically illustrate the characters or the sets and
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then the editor is the person who kind of You
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know fully edits the film.
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They take all the clips that are filmed, they put
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it into one continuous movie.
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They had effects or you know different models or three
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D. models or anything like that.
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