A Script, a Vision, a Plan, a Mission: Post-Production

Orlando Delbert in Hollywood, Unapologetic! (2016)

When dealing with big productions and with studios, there usually is an entourage of a dozen or more people that show up to review your work. It's not a big deal and of course within the client's right to be there. But I'll tell you, dealing with the committee is a tiresome process in itself. More times than not, they will have you nudging things around your screen a pixel away from where it was, change a color on a bar or graphic only slightly, or move a clip a frame or two in your timeline, only to justify their own jobs. It gets old fast, especially if any or all of them are coked- up.

Orlando Delbert

The fourth stage in the filmmaking process is the post- production stage. This is where all of the media that was captured is assembled and edited together. Probably the best way to look at this stage of the filmmaking process is ...

The fourth stage in the filmmaking process is the post- production stage. This is where all of the media that was captured is assembled and edited together. Probably the best way to look at this stage of the filmmaking process is to think of your film as being a huge puzzle with thousands of integral parts that make up the completed story. At this stage, it's easier to see the many pieces, because there is a convergence of everything shot, and everything has a representative scene and take number. For many productions, this is the most time consuming and costly part of the production process. The reason being, professionals getting paid a high rate are doing most of what is needed during this stage. Most facilities have a high overhead, and these same individuals are using the very best and fastest computers and networks being used in the industry. There are a lot of resources needed to keep a facility open. Operational costs are high because they need to cover existing infrastructure and networks, ensure connectivity never fails, computers stay cool, and their talent is being paid their rates. Facilities will most likely be renting most if not all of the computer equipment. This is very expensive especially when the maintenance and proprietary software fees are included. The purpose of 'Hollywood, Unapologetic!' is to positively empower one another and to empower our industry. It is important to engage in discussions that will initiate constructive lines of thought in the hopes to get young people to become thought leaders and to create a positive voice for themselves, their communities, and one another.

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