Stages of production

Let us Sum up

1. 
   Television production is a time-consuming and complex process that necessitates the collaboration of a large number of people. Executing those plans necessitates extensive planning as well as a wide range of skills, time, and effort.
   
2. 
   All professional productions follow the same three stages of production. Pre- production, production, and post-production are the three phases.
   

Pre-production is the most crucial stage of the production process. The basic ideas and approaches of the production are developed and set in motion during pre-production.

4. 
   In the production phase, everything comes together in a final performance. It is the stage in which the actual shooting (recording or live broadcast) takes place, and all of the pre-production plans are put into action.
   
5. 
   Post-production is the final stage of the production process, in which the rushes are refined and edited into a complete programme that is ready for broadcast and distribution.
   
6. 
   A storyboard is a collection of drawings depicting key scenes from a production, along with notes on dialogue, sound effects, and music.
   
7. 
   A recce is a pre-production visit to a location to assess its suitability for filming, including access to necessary facilities and evaluation of any potential lighting or sound problems.
   

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