Video Production

> This is the planning stage where all the crucial preparations are done.

> This is where the vision of the outcome of the video production is identifies and the specifications of the production of the video are defined.

> This is where the actual shooting of scenes take place. This is also the imprtant part where the director keeps an eye on every detail during the shooting.

> This is the editing stage where the recorded video and audio footage are assembled in relation to the script.

> Dependability: Whether you're shooting on location, in a studio, at your office, or at a friend's home, there are a lot of moving pieces that have to come together.

> Predictable Timeline:  Video production takes time. For anything more than an iPhone video, you don't just pick up a camera one day and have a video in your hands the next. 

> Fewer Revisions:  When you nail down your objectives, discuss the details in pre-production, and then execute to match your vision, you shouldn't end up with many revisions at the end of your project. On the other hand, if you go through that whole project without a real process, you may end up with problems that require extra editing and time to resolve.