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Finance:
Sources of
finance

Equipment
Transport
Talent
Crew
Materials
Facility hire

Importance
Without source of finance the production cannot be funded.
This includes actor, equipment, crew and facilities. Without
funds these things could not be paid for and would either not
be delivered or for things such as actors and crew they would
not work.
As all people and equipment must keep to a certain schedule,
if these things are postponed due to lack of funds then It could
result In a higher production cost.
Therefore for all the production to run smoothly and to the
optimum quality it must all be funded.
Sourcing
Equipment
Equipment can be bought or hired from websites such as:
http://www.filmscapemedia.com/
Transportation
transportation and other vehicles can be hired from
'square wheels':
http://squarewheels.co.uk/
Cast & Crew
Cast and crew can be sourced from creative England:
http://www.creativeengland.co.uk/index.php/portfolio/locationproduction-support/

Time:

Deadlines
Availability of equipment
Availability of personnel
(size of team; roles)

Importance
Timing is of key Importance within the industry as often
production must be kept to a schedule. In filming
deadlines are set for a certain time for filming to end,
editing to begin and for a certain date for the film to be
released by.
These deadlines cannot be changed or postponed so it is
important that the production is kept to a schedule.
Another reason is that sites, crew and equipment may
need to be hired for a certain date. If a schedule is not
created some of these things may not be available and
may delay the entire production. This delay could cause
problems such as money or availability in the future.

Sourcing
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Facilities:

Production equipment
Post-production equipment
facility houses

Importance
It is important to have any necessary production
equipment for the production as without them the filming
cannot be made to high standards. One main component
within filming that Is used throughout production is the
equipment. Equipment such as cameras, tripods to keep
filming focused and steady when filming moving or still
shots.
Post production equipment is necessary in creating a film.
Once filming has finished films enter the editing stage to
add effects such as CGI extra sounds and music as well as
editing all of these things together. Facilities must be hired
so that this stage can take place otherwise the film will not
be constructed and will not finish the final stage to
release.

Sourcing
Premiere pro
http://www.adobe.com/uk/products/premiere.html

Materials:

Original materials,
Archive and library materials
Photo-library materials
Sound library materials,
Internet
Audio
Script
Interviews
Costumes

Importance
It is important to have original material because of the copyright
law. The copyright law is important because it is our legal right to
protect our work. This way no one can claim an idea or story that is
your and claim it as their own, and make money for themselves.
Archive & Libraries
Archive material would be used because the copyright law would
have expired and are easily accessible to use in films without any
legal Issues.
Libraries mean the organisation of film production is quick and easy
as clips are easily accessible.
Interview
Interview help the directors, media, and any other people convey the
social skill whether It is acting or promotion of the production the
interview is a key role in the production of a film.
Script
Scripts are needed in film to distinguish the content of
the film, so that the plot, scenes, actions and speech are
planned, learned by actors and conducted correctly.

Costumes
Costumes are needed to add apnosphere to a scene and the miseen-scene. It also helps convey the story further with stereotypes to
the audience subtly.
Sourcing

Original material is filmed by the director but archive footage for

productions can be found at:
http://www.bfi.org.uk/archive-collections

Locations:

Recces (Upload an example)

Limitations and risks:
Distance, access, cost,
weather

Importance
Locations are important in film production to convey an idea
that is key to a story. This means that the location should be
practical and visually engaging. Locations are key in the miseen-scene of a film.
Locations recces are needed to plan the locations that would be
used for filming to be prepared so that filming runs easily
without issues, such as hazards. The locations also need to be
planned to make sure they are easily accessed and so that the
terrain Is easily accessed by vehicles as well as power is
provided for lighting.

Sourcing
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Codes of
practice
and
regulation:

Location permissions
Clearances
Copyright
Health and safety
Insurance

Importance
Certain locations would need to have permission, for example if
one location is a road, and to minimize risks, the road may need
to be cordoned off. This would need police permission. Another
example is when a location is being hired, and is private
property; this means the location would need permission from
the owner to film.
Health and safety needs to be taken into consideration on sets,
as there are lots of electrical equipment and dangers. These
could cause issues for people and may be harmful to them. If
these are dangerous only certain people would be allowed to
handle them due to insurance.
In Film people can claim and protect their work from such
circumstances. The purpose of copyright law is to help the
development of science and arts (the film media) by protecting
the singular right of the authors and inventors to protect t from
their works of authorship.

Sourcing
Film insurance:

http://www.filminsurance.co.uk/?
gclid=CPGv6vTY68kCFSrpwgodVjkCyw

Regulatory
bodies:

Ofcom
Press Complaints Commission
(PCC) Advertising Standards
Authority (ASA)
Pan European Game
Information (PEGI)
Entertainment Software
Rating Board (ESRB)
British Board of Film
Classification (BBFC)

Importance
The importance of regulatory bodies such as Ofcom is that they
are in charge of media and whether a film or any media is
suitable for viewing and who it is suitable for. This means that
the film must be suitable from their guidance to be able to air.
The British Board of film Classification assigns age restrictions
for films in the UK. These age restriction are important for the
films target market.

Trade
unions:

Producers Alliance for Cinema

and Television (PACT),
National Union of Journalists
(NUJ)
Broadcasting Entertainment
Cinematograph and Theatre

Union (BECTU)
Importance

Cinematography and theatre is the UK's media and entrainment

trade union/ they aim to Improve peoples pay and protect jobs
within the media sector.

Trade
associations:

Entertainment and Leisure

Software Publishers
Association (ELSPA)
British Interactive Media
Association (BIMA)

Importance

The entertainment and Leisure software Publishers association

are accountable for providing sales charts for computer games
sold in the United kingdom.