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From Concept to Screen Robert Benedetti

From Concept to Screen By Robert Benedetti

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From Concept to Screen: An Overview of Film and Television Production by Robert Benedetti

Written by an Emmy-award-winning producer and teacher, this book focuses on the underlying principles of film and television production, emphasizing the creative rather than the technical aspects.

The book describes how a film is created - from conception to screen - and provides a comprehensive overview of the entire production process. Not intended as a "how-to" book, this text presents only a limited amount of detailed technical information. Instead, it emphasizes the underlying principles and processes of primarily four kinds of films: feature, independently financed, made-for-network-television, and made-for-cable movies.

Table of Contents

Each Chapter ends with a "Summary."

List of Figures.


Acknowledgements.


Preface.


1. The Producer.

The Producer.

PGA Motion Picture Producing Functions.

Choosing an Underlying Concept.

Sources of Film Concepts.



2. Options and Rights.

Options.

Life Stories.

Books and Plays.

The Back-End.



3. Pitching.

Preparing for the Pitch.

The Hook.

Selecting the Market.

Demographics.

Agents, Managers, Attachments, and Packaging.

Pitching.

The Creative Executive.



4. Financing.

Studio and Network Production Deals.

Independent Financing.



5. Development Hell.

The Writing Process.

Copyrights and Registration.

The Preliminary Board and Budget.

Runaway Production.

Hiring the Director.

Star Casting.

Billing.

Abandonment, Turnaround, and Reversion.



6. Prep.

The Schedule.

The Line Producer and UPM.

Picking Home Base.

The Shooting Script.

The Board, DOOD, and One-Liner.

Final Casting.

The Last Weeks of Prep.

The Technical Scout.

The Production Meeting.



7. The Shooting Crew.

The Producer.

The Director.

The Assistant Directors and Script Supervisor.

The Camera Department.

The Sound Department.

The Art Department.

Around the Actors.

Transportation.

Meanwhile, Back at the Office.



8. Shooting I: Single-Camera.

Rehearsal.

Calls.

The Line-Up.

Shooting.

Script Changes.



9. Shooting II: Multiple Cameras.

Film versus Video.

Sitcoms.

Soap Operas.



10. Post I: Editing.

The Editing System.

The Editing Process.

The Director's Cut.

Previews, Focus Groups, and Reshoots.



11. Post II: Sound.

Spotting and Sound Design.

Prelays.

Looping.

Music.

The Final Mix.



12. Post III: Printing, Delivery, and Distribution.

Negative Cutting and Timing.

Final Delivery.

Independent Marketing and Distribution.



13. High Definition Video: Toward Filmless Filmmaking.

Capturing the Image.

The Illusion of Motion.

Aspect Ratios.

Shooting in HD.

HD in Post.

HD in Distribution.

HD at Home.



Appendix A: A Sample Synopsis.


Appendix B: Sample Main Title Credits.


A Glossary of Film and Television Terms.


Index.

Additional information

CIN0205327435G
9780205327430
0205327435
From Concept to Screen: An Overview of Film and Television Production by Robert Benedetti
Used - Good
Paperback
Pearson Education (US)
2001-06-01
176
N/A
Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
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