
EACH PROJECT IS AN OPPORTUNITY TO CREATE A UNIQUE EXPERIENCE
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DEVELOPMENT:
The development stage is the first step in film production. This phase of the production process includes fleshing out the story idea, writing a draft of the script, and figuring out the financial logistics of the project. Depending on the type of film you’re making and who you can get involved, development can last anywhere from a few months to a few years.
PRE-PRODUCTION:
When you get the green light to start the pre-production stage, you’ll establish a production company and set up a production office. This is where the planning of your film shoot will take place. Pre-production involves finalizing the shooting script, finding shoot locations, and figuring out the production budget. You’ll establish your shooting schedule, as well as all the equipment and gear you’ll need before setting foot on your film set, and the casting director will start auditioning actors for the director’s approval. This is also the stage where you’ll acquire key film crew members for your production team, like the director of photography, assistant directors, unit production managers, and costume designers. Once all the pieces are in place, creative planning begins. Each department works with the line producer to break down what each field needs to properly execute the director's vision. This is also where creatives finalize the sound design for the auditory experience of the film.
PRODUCTION:
The production stage, also known as principal photography, is when shooting begins. During this short timeframe, additional crew will be hired—like a script supervisor to check for script continuity while filming, and a property master to acquire and oversee any of your film’s props. The hair, makeup, and costume departments will handle the actors' visual appearance, and actors will rehearse their lines and block scenes. Your production coordinator will supervise the day-to-day and make sure all supplemental departments like catering, billing, and scheduling have the necessary resources to stay on track. Camera operators and grips will follow the shooting plan set by the director and cinematographer, capturing all the necessary footage. Picture and sound editors are also hired during this time, choosing the best takes of the day and assembling them into a sequence so that a rough cut is ready by the time filming ends.
POST PRODUCTION:
Post-production phase is when the audio and visual materials are cut together to create a film, and happens after principal shooting is complete. An editor assembles footage shot-by-shot, adds music (either original or licensed), and incorporates other sound and visual effects. Some elements of filming, like pick-up shots, voiceover, or ADR may be included in the post-production phase. These elements are woven together to create a multi-sensory experience
we call a movie.

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DEMO REELS
A demo reel (also, showreel, sizzle reel, or video reel) is a collection of short clips that showcases one’s abilities in a given sphere to potential employers. Think of it as a personal portfolio in a video format. Whether you’re an actor/actress, cinematographer, editor, or animator, you’ll need a reel of your previous work to apply for various jobs and projects.
You’ll often hear the terms “demo reel” and “sizzle reel” used interchangeably. The latter refers to the film industry, and thus, is more popular among actors/actresses, casting directors, filmmakers, and other professionals in the field.
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PRODUCTION SERVICES
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Develop, finance and produce films from concept to final product
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Secure scripts, screenplays, and story ideas for potential film projects
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Hire directors, actors, writers, and crew members for the production
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Secure locations, sets, props, and equipment for filming
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Manage the budget and oversee the day-to-day operations of the production
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Handle marketing and distribution of the finished film, including securing theatrical and home video releases
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Negotiate distribution deals with theaters, streaming services, and other platforms
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Manage the legal and financial aspects of the production, including contracts and intellectual property rights.
TESTIMONIALS
"Nick Sciacca" - Bloodline Sports
Being an ex restaurant/bar owner I would be stocking up on LitUp product after watching this. Looks fantastic. Great shots of the LitUp vessels, continuity of the lighting, bullet points about product, venues, crowds dancing morphed into electric, love the ending from vessels staggered on the bar to the LitUp logo.
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