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what an experienced film crew expects of a new director; includes shot instructions, rehearsals, blocking, calling action, lunch breaks, etc.

Locations
this outline deals with production insurance, hiring the production designer, scouting locations, hiring the production coordinator and permitting.

Media Kits and Marketing Materials
Why the moviemaker should care about marketing, the presentation of the movie to the world as an extension of the creative process as well as the contents of the media kit.

Total Shooting Days
Making a determination about how many days you will need to shoot your feature.

Find the Bottom Line
Create the framework around which your project will be build based on the bottom line number for your budget. Market research and current market conditions will determine what you can and cannot do.

Closing the Deal

Contributed By Glen Berry

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