In Post-Production, many people are involved, and trusting each other is perhaps more critical than at any other point in the filmmaking process. Post-Production is the final phase, and it is the glue that binds the film together. So, what exactly is Post-Production?...
A table read, read-through, or table work is when the writers, director, actors, and executives gather and read through a script out loud. A table read takes place when the film/show is fully, or sometimes even partially, cast. Hearing the script out loud gives the...
Rotoscoping (also known as ‘roto’) is an animation technique that involves tracing over live-action footage frame by frame, which produces graphic assets for both animated and live-action projects. Animator Max Fleischer invented rotoscoping in 1915 to...
Production design includes all the visual elements that make up the concept of a theater production, television program, or film. The Creators of Worlds Production designers are responsible for overseeing the overall look and feel of a production, working with a team...
The key grip is the person who runs the grip crew during the production of a film or television series. These men and women are chiefly responsible for positioning a production’s cameras and support equipment. They also oversee the people who position this...
Below are 150 famous filming locations across the globe – whether you’re planning a road trip or visiting one site, these sites should make your list. Filming Locations In California Alcatraz, “Escape From Alcatraz” Bates Motel,...
