#prouduction

Marilyn Monroe and actor Jack Lemmon on the set of “Some like it hot” 1959

Fox News: What was your father’s relationship like with Marilyn Monroe?

Lemmon: It was terrific. He saw Marilyn for what she was, unlike the persona. … Marilyn had her own gimmick. But that wasn’t her at all. She was a very dedicated actress and a very intelligent woman. But also a very troubled woman who was hit by stardom way too quickly. She just simply didn’t know what to do with it. So my father instantly took to her because he saw those qualities. My father easily took to everybody. Jack Lemmon could get along with a log.

(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9-f1RvHwRk)

Signs Production display board MODEl: 302 show up as follows. ID = code within the production line. At that time CLOCK = DAILY PLAN = production goals today. PLAN, TARGET = production number set. ACTUAL = number of production. We produced it. DIFF. = Coefficient measure of PLAN - ACTUAL. Keep your display settings to the computer via RS485 stored as data in Microsoft Excel format can bring data to a report.

This is a test render video I have animated  in  After Effect for my peacock. I have add CG Glass effect and adjust different functions and digital numbers  in different key frames for each one doing a 10 second concept. When I play the video, the peacock  shows that it is merging into  water with a  splash. Then started to render and click on render button.This looks like kaleidoscope

Evaluated the problem 

Jake: Per-production

Storyboards

Storyboards are a huge part of filming per-production, with out the storyboards it would be hard to film because storyboards are, they are the back bone of the production and during the proaction can change if the script is changed. They tell the story of the script, by using visual images of what is happening in the scene and text that is under the image. The text under the visual image, says in a simple why what is going on in that scene. For example the image above is a line part of a storyboard, the top part of the visual images are showing what is happening in that scene, the text then tells the viewer what is happening, in shot 5 of the storyboard theres a image of someone being thrown and under the image is the text telling the shot and what is happening.

In some storyboards visual images there are arrows/ visual ads to show and telling the viewer/ you were a subject is going to move to, someone is looking or were a object is being thrown to.

Shot list

A shot list is a list of shots that can be used in scene, act or a list of shots to help the in the making and during a shoot/ filming if or not the script is changed. For example In the image/photo above that is a close up

Location Reckes

They are photos of the locations that someone has gone out, taken photos, they could well be locations that will be filmed. Someone would go out to a location with a camera/ try pod, take a few photos of the location she/ he will then go back to the per-proudtion team and submit the photos to them. The photos will then be looked at and then the director or producer will then chose if that location will be filmed at.

Risk Assessments 

Risk assessments stop actors, crew and other people in the production from getting hurt or worse. Someone from the per-proutcion team will have a fill in a risk assessment for each of the locations that will be filmed at, they would have to list all of the risks/ hazards that could acer during filming, how to over come the risks/ hazards and then rate assess the Risks/ hazards for example the its low, medium, high or extreme risk. 

Cast list

Done writing on the script of a new short film. It's about a girl who tries very hard to get her father's attention but her father is just too scared to be hurt by his little girl who is growing up.

It's a personal experience.

I'm trying to shape up and make this script a little bit better than it was before i cast the actors.