What We Create
Documentary
Motion Graphics
Explainers
Testimonials
Narrative
PORTFOLIO
Elements of Production
Pre Production
Pre-production involves all the planning and preparation before filming begins. This stage includes developing the concept, writing the script, creating storyboards, casting actors, scouting locations, and securing permits. It also involves building the production schedule, assembling the crew, and finalizing budgets. Pre-production is essential to ensuring that everything is in place for a smooth production phase.
Production
Production is the stage where filming takes place. The crew follows the pre-determined schedule to shoot the scenes, working with directors, actors, and cinematographers to capture the footage. It requires coordination across departments (lighting, sound, set design) to ensure everything aligns with the vision. This phase focuses on executing the creative plan, with flexibility for adjustments based on real-time needs.
Post Production
Post-production begins once filming wraps. It involves editing the footage, adding visual effects, sound design, music, and color correction. Editors work with directors to shape the final narrative, often refining the project over multiple drafts. The post-production phase also includes mixing sound and preparing the final version for distribution. It’s where the project fully comes together to create the final product.
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