To fulfill the business aspects of the physical production of films, you need to hire a Line Producer. Line Producers act as the 'line' between the 'above-the-line' costs, which relate to writers, producers, directors, and cast, and the 'below-the-line' costs which include everything else, e.g., crew salaries, equipment rentals, development costs, locations, set design and construction, insurance, etc.
Once we receive the approved script, we will assess the likely 'below the line' cost of the production, which involves breaking down the screenplay into a schedule - a timetable for the film shoot that shows how long it will take to shoot each scene. From this schedule, we will accurately estimate the cost of each day's shooting and produce a provisional budget estimating the total amount of funding required. The film can go into pre-production once the producer and executive producers have raised the necessary finance.
Line Production Service Lists
Pre-Production support
Shot Division and Shoot Planning
Recce/Location Hunt
Shooting Permits and Approvals
Air Tickets
Lodging/Accommodation
Crew/Technicians
Local Transport (Cars/Vans/Buses)
Art & Props
Costume/Vanity Vans
Makeup & Hairstylists
SFX Artists
VFX Supervisors
Camera Rentals
Lens rentals
Lights and Light Accessories Rentals
Data Storage
Video Edits
Color Grading
Sound Design
Dubbing
Final Mix and Mastering
Marketing
