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An inventory of all the objects actors handle during a scene, which are necessary for the storytelling.

Gatherings with key department heads and production staff to discuss progress and address issues.

The process of selecting actors to play the various roles in the script.

A portable display used by the director to see what the camera is capturing in real-time.

Digital tools used to cut and arrange film footage, add sound and effects, and finalize the visual narrative.

Visits to a location with key crew members to plan technical aspects of shooting, like lighting and sound.

The process of finding the right places to film the scenes of a movie that satisfy the script's requirements.

A document that lists all the shots planned for the film, often including details on angle, movement, and framing.

A visual representation of the screenplay; a series of drawings that plan out the framing and composition of shots.

A timetable that outlines when rehearsals will occur, who is involved, and what scenes will be worked on.

A document that outlines the shooting schedule for a specific day, including call times for actors and crew.

The blueprint for the production, detailing the dialogue and actions that need to be performed.

The creation of wardrobe for characters that reflects the period, ethos, and personality of each role.

A read-through of the script by the actors, usually seated around a table, to understand pacing and delivery.

A handheld device that simulates the perspective of different camera lenses to frame shots before filming begins.

Practice sessions where actors work on delivering their performances under the guidance of the director.

The precise staging of actors in a scene, including their movements and positioning.

A record of details from each take to ensure consistency in actors' performances and on-screen elements between shots.

The director's comments and suggestions given to actors and crew to refine performances and technical aspects.