An intro to film budgeting
An intro to film budgeting - A budget is something used to help finance something - For the budget you need to know the story for the actors, costumes, make up etc. - You need to know how much departments need for production. - Sometimes certain areas in a film set need to lose money to help another area which may need the finances to help develop that area. For example, the finance department would need more money to spend on wages for better actors. - Pre production is when the film producer is focused on budgeting, because they need to know how much each department needs before they start filming. - Don't need a big budget to improve the quality of the film, because there are other ways of producing it, such as instead of using expensive tools, you can find a cheaper alternative. - Focus on each department and the funding they need. Crowd funding - When you get the public to help finance something 1. What is film called - Unsoudn 2. what was the kickstar...


I'm very confused as to why you have got ANY notes here. You have a table with lots of handwritten notes about the different laws that we explored in class...why has that not been embedded into this post?
ReplyDeletei have posted the two tables onto the blog
DeleteWhere's all your other work on legal and ethical issues?
ReplyDelete- 'Game of Thrones' podcast and notes
- Leveson enquiry notes
- Looking at a film of your own choice?
Miss C