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On this page, you can see some examples of the behind the scenes of multiple projects that we have worked on. This page is designed to show that there is a lot more to the filmmaking process than getting a camera and pressing record.
Proposal
An idea is always the first step in the filmmaking process, and when you want to express that idea and get it down on paper, you must make a proposal.
(On the left is part of a proposal for the identity project, which I eventually submitted "Lament Of A Box" for. The original project was called "The Identity Crisis.")
Script
A script is always necessary. For this document, you must note down all of the dialogue that your characters will be saying, how they will be saying it, any actions they are doing, and locations.
(On the right is the start of the first draft of my found footage film "The Green Room", including a lot of the typical notations you would see on a script, including )
Editing
Editing is usually the final part of the filmmaking process. It involves taking the footage that you have recorded, selecting the ones you want to include, and editing it together with music, sound effects and/or colour grading. When the edit is to the standard that you find suitable, you can export your final edit.
(On the left is the editing timeline for "Bob & His Nemesis." It was edited by me and Aqib Islam.)