The Three (3) Key Factors to Film
and Video Production
Filmmaking and Video Production #2
Three Parts to “The Movie’s Construction”
Review Film Crew / Filmmaking Step by Step/ Project Planning 2013 PowerPoint
Notes for Understanding …
•Pre-Production
•Production
•Post Production
Writing the Treatment / Writing the Summary / Writing a Script / Drawing a Storyboard
Building Production Team / Casting Actors / Filming Scenes of Movie
Editing Scenes Together and Creating Movie from Scenes and add Sound and Music
Three
Camera
Views
(perspectives)
Review Camera PowerPoint Notes for Understanding …
• Me Looking at You (1 person)
• You Looking at Me (2nd
st
person)
• The Audience Looking at Us
(3rd person)
The camera is the eyes of the person (me, you, audience)– 1st – 2nd- 3rd person eye view
Three Act Structure
•The Beginning
•The Middle
•The End
Act #1 Boy meets Girl / Act #2 Boy falls in love with Girl / Act #3 Boy and Girl go to HS Prom
Act #1 Villain attacks City / Act #2 Super Hero attacks Villain / Act #3 City is back to normal
Act #1 Nerd tries out for HS School Team / Act #2 Nerd makes the team but does not play /
Act #3 Star of team get arrested for drug usage Nerd plays in last game and helps team win !
Three parts to “The Movie’s Story”
•The Treatment
•The Summary
•The Script
Three
Point
Studio
Lighting
Review Lighting PowerPoint Notes for Understanding …
•The Main/Key Light
•The Fill Light
• The Back Light
Three parts to “The Movie’s Story”
•The Treatment
The film treatment will have a beginning, middle and an end. Generally speaking, the
treatments is similar to that of an overview or synopsis of the film idea.
CLICK HERE: >>>> How to Write a Film Treatment
Three parts to “The Movie’s Story”
•The Summary
A summary is a condensed version of a text (articles, news, stories), presenting the
essence or the pulp of that specific story. It's usually brief, to the point,, discarding a lot
of not so significant details.
CLICK HERE: >>>>>> HOW TO WRITE A SUMMARY:
Three parts to “The Movie’s Story”
•The Script
Click Here >>>> Writing a Script