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Development: Before you decide to move forward in development on a film, you should:
Evaluate if the project is right for you/if you are the right person for the project.
Do an audience assessment.
Evaluate comparable films.
If you decide to move forward on development on a feature film, the average amount of active time a producer will spend with the project is:
2 years to 5 years
A sentence or two that describes the protagonist(s) and the plot line of a project simply and clearly is called a:
log line
Development: Place the following steps in the development process in order:
Rights acquisition
Screenwriting
Proposal/pitch document creation
Financing procurement
Tentative distribution plan
Don't write your logline until you are totally done writing a project.
False
When you are tagging a script, tag each element
Once per scene
You must give your cast and crew a minimum of ____ hours off set from wrap to next call time (or portal-to-portal). This time off is called turn-around time.
12
Student and most indie-films can shoot a maximum of ____ hours a day or else incur overtime penalties.
12
A script has a scene that starts exactly halfway through page 3. It ends with two lines on the top of page 5. How would you note the page length on a breakdown?
1 5/8
Each breakdown sheet should cover:
One scene per sheet
The person who creates the shooting schedule is the:
First Assistant Director
Put the following steps in order when you are analyzing a script as a first assistant director to prepare to make a shooting schedule.
Read the script
Tag the elements in the script
Create a script breakdown
Move on to the actual scheduling process
When scheduling your film, try to minimize:
Company moves
You must send your call sheets _____ hours before call.
12
You must feed your cast and crew a meal:
Every 6 hours
The unit of measurement for page count is:
Whole numbers and 8ths
To find out how many days it will actually take to shoot a film, just divide the total number of script pages by the number of pages you plan on shooting in a day.
False
Wait until you graduate to start building contacts with professionals.
False
Presales happen when you sell certain rights to the project in order to finance the production.
True
You need to know when money will be needed to pay for an expense. Reference your:
Cast-flow schedule
A budget top sheet is a...
Summary budget
A production incentive is:
A cash rebate, tax credit, or up-front or back-end production financing from a government entity.
This type of funding is for script writing and initial pre-production work for a feature film.
Development Financing
Budgeting: non-union fringes in the USA average
19% - 23%
Budgeting: You plan on paying a gaffer $25/hour. You have a standard deal memo with the gaffer for 10-hour shoot days.
A day wraps early at 8 hours. How much will the gaffer be paid for that day?Budgeting: You plan on paying a gaffer $25/hour. You have a standard deal memo with the gaffer for 10-hour shoot days.
A day wraps early at 8 hours. How much will the gaffer be paid for that day?
$250
Most favored nation means:
each department head/2nd/3rd/etc... gets paid the same rate
Match the items to the correct categories on a breakdown sheet.
Lead actress
Painting on the wall
2002 Volkswagon Jetta
Food
Cashier who interacts with the lead actress but does not speak
Background diners who do not interact with the cast
Cast
Set Dressing
Vehicles/Animals
Props
Extras/Silent Bits
Extras/Atmosphere
Measure a script in the following units of length per page:
1/8
This type of funding is for the final pre-production, production and post-production for a feature film.
Production Financing
A tax resale certificate allows you:
to not pay sales tax on goods or services that contribute to the production of a film production.
Equity investors
deals have a recoupment plan and timeline, are usually repaid first with some profit, and then share in profits.
Put the following in the correct pre-production order for these tasks:
Lock script
Tag script
Create stripboards
Create call sheets
You should NEVER try to get distribution secured for a film until the film is complete and locked.
False
A DOOD report stands for:
Day out of days
Measure a script in the following units of length per page:
1/8
Script breakdown sheets should be filled out 1 per:
SceneScript in a film.
The director is completely in charge on set.
False
When you are a student filming a project, safety is the responsibility of:
Everyone
Gear check-out should be done by a crew member who will be using the gear.
True
Meal breaks on shoots must happen every ____ hours on shoot days.
6
In the production triangle, you only get two of of three of the following:
Cheap
Good
Fast
Producing a project with Regent University resources: When you are filming an actor who is 20 years old, in good standing with the university, not current student/faculty/staff, and non-union (SAG), the following forms must be executed:
Adult talent release form
CAS-FTV volunteer request form
You should provide a certificate of the following type of insurance to every location owner:
general liability insurance certificate.
Producing a project with Regent University resources: When you are filming an actor who is 17, in good standing with the university, a current Regent student, and non-union (SAG), the following forms must be executed:
Minor talent release form
Safety: Airsoft guns are always fine on set.
FalseSafety: Airsoft guns are not allowed on set.
Before you consider a location locked, make sure you have:
A signed location agreement
Producing a project with Regent University resources: If using a prop weapon on campus, the following must be secured:
A safety officer approved prop weapon
Permission from the safety officer
Written permission from the university police
Portrayal of weapon and violence in the film aligned with Regent Brand guidelines
Producing a project with Regent University resources: When you are filming on an off-campus location, the following forms must be executed:
Signed location agreement
COI (certificate of insurance) request with Regent
Producing a project with Regent University resources: When you are filming an actor who is 12, in good standing with the university, not a current Regent student/faculty/staff, and is union (SAG), the following forms must be executed:
Minor talent release form
Theatrical work permit
CAS-FTV volunteer request form
SAG student film agreement
Producing a project with Regent University resources: When you are filming on an on-campus location, the following forms must be executed:
Regent production permit
According to Regent student film safety protocols, the following can only be done in your films with professor (safety officer) permission/approval and proper safety/trained personnel in place:
Pushing
Falling down stairs
Filming from a helicopter or light plane
Use of prop/fake weapons
Physical combat
An actor (not a trained stunt performer) can fall on a hard surface to get the shot.
False
Student shoot days may be a maximum of ___ hours:
12
Formal pre-production on an indie feature film generally takes:
12 weeks
Producing a project with Regent University resources: Someone who is current suspended, expelled, or barred from Regent University may participate in a project as long as it is shot off campus.
False
If you are a student filming a student project OFF campus, you need (check all that apply):
Certificate of Insurance (COI)
Signed Location Agreement
When do you schedule lunch for your shoot day?
No more than 6 hours into the shoot
The most common type of legal entity for filmmakers is:
Limited Liability Corporation
There is an insurance to cover investors if the completed film does not do well in theatres or during distribution.
False
Which of the following should you provide to your cast and crew? Check all that apply.
Copy of footage for reels
A safe production environment
Thank you
IMDB listing
An investor's agreement must comply with SEC regulations.
True
Before you film, your team should create a tech sheet of all specs for the film and test the workflow.
True
Match the following types of insurance to purpose
Worker's compensation insurance
Errors & omission insurance
Auto insurance
General liability insurance
Disability insurance
Worker/employee accidents on the job that require medical attention
Issues that arise from the content of your media
Bodily and/or property damage that may have been caused by operation of an automobile
Bodily injury, property damage, personal injury, and advertising injury to a third party
Worker/employee injuries that occur off the job
You do NOT need to account for travel time between locations when calculating the total length of a shoot day.
False
How many hours a day from call to wrap time are you allowed to shoot? (NOT how many hours you should schedule; what is the maximum amount of total time you are allowed to film on a student shoot or most indie shoots.)
12
The forms provided by books are sufficient. You don't need a lawyer.
False
You have a general liability insurance policy with equipment coverage. You are renting gear and the production house requires a certificate of insurance. In order to show that your policy will cover replacing or repairing their gear if something happens while it is in your care, you need to add the production house as a:
loss payee
Ways to mitigate your liability as a producer include:
written agreements
acquisition of proper insurance
incorporation of the company
Never go into production without proper insurance
True
If you are a student and are filming ON campus, you need (check all that apply):
Regent University Production Permit
The call sheets are primarily the responsibility of:
Assistant director team
An associate producer has a well-defined role.
False
You can rent your insurances to another production company.
False
A producer has the right to creative input in a film.
True
If you a student and are filming ON campus, you need (check all that apply):
Regent University Production Permit
Put the following in the correct pre-production order for these tasks:
Lock script
Tag script
Create stripboards
Create call sheets
Match the following roles with the description.
Producer
Line Producer
Associate Producer
First Assistant Director
Unit Publicist
Show Runner
Script Supervisor
The person who oversees and is responsible for the entire production, from start to finish.
Supervises the physical aspects of the production; responsible for making the budget, overseeing payments, and putting out fires when the 1st AD needs assistance.
Usually used as an honorary title; could mean anything from secretary to friend to a researcher to an assistant to the producer.
The producer presence on set, in charge of safety on set and works with the director closely. Creates the stripboard.
Takes publicity stills and BTS video; may create marketing materials in post, depending on the deal.
A non-official title in television for the creator of a show and/or the person who is in charge of the creative vision of a created show.
Responsible for maintaining continuity and creating coverage reports.
The First AD must hold a safety briefing on set before a firearm or weapon (complete prop, modified, or any kind) is in use. The cast and crew should be given the opportunity to see the items, explained what does and does not function on them, safety protocols for them, and briefed on who the only people touching them should be.
True
On projects, especially where you have asked people to work for free, it's important to provide your cast and crew with (check all that apply):
Thank you
Credit
Footage for their reels
You can copyright an idea
False
You must feed cast and crew a meal every ____ hours.
6
How many hours a day from call to wrap time are you allowed to shoot? (NOT how many hours you should schedule; what is the maximum amount of total time you are allowed to film on a student shoot or most indie shoots.)
12 hours
A producer should keep copies of (check all that apply):
Contracts
Releases
Emails concerning rights
Non-disclosure agreements
A producer uses a ________ to make sure that if a writer does not deliver satisfactory material the producer is not obligated to continue with the writer to the next phase of writing.
step deal
Functional firearms are allowed on campus for student shoots.
False
A completion bond is...
a specialized and customized type insurance that a company will finish a project if you are unable to.
Measure a script in the following units of length per page:
1/8
Match the following marketing items to their standard aspect ratios:
Thumbnail
Poster
16×9 landscape
27×40 portrait
If you are a student filming a student project OFF campus, you need (check all that apply):
Signed Location Agreement
Certificate of Insurance (COI)
You should always have talent sign release forms _______ they are filmed.
before
A cover set is:
a interior location as a backup for bad weather on exterior shoot days
Safety concerns normally just work themselves out
False
You can rent your insurances to another production company
False
You have a general liability insurance policy with equipment coverage. You are renting gear and the production house requires a certificate of insurance. In order to show that your policy will cover replacing or repairing their gear if something happens while it is in your care, you need to add the production house as a:
loss payee
Include meal breaks and location changes in your stripboard schedules.
True
Ways to mitigate your liability as a producer include:
written agreements
acquisition of proper insurance
incorporation of the company
Generally indie films can shoot ____ pages a day in a 12-hour day.
3-5
Match the following types of insurance to purpose:
Worker’s compensation insurance
Disability insurance
General liability insurance
Auto insurance
Errors & omission insurance
Worker/employee accidents on the job that require medical attention
Worker/employee injuries that occur off the job
Bodily injury, property damage, personal injury, and advertising injury to a third party
Bodily and/or property damage that may have been caused by operation of an automobile
Issues that arise from the content of your media
Never go into production without proper insurance
True
There is an insurance to cover investors if the completed film does not do well in theatres or during distribution.
False