Production steps by Filmatik in Los Angeles
The realization of images involves mastering a large number of parameters. Shots are prepared in advance.
The deadlines of our shootings vary depending on the format: a corporate film lasts on average 2 days against 22 days for a report and it can be between 6 and 12 weeks for the production of a documentary.
Organization of materials
We have a wide range of equipment. Our technicians and OPV manager will prepare and organize the equipment so that it is operational on D-Day.
The importance of weather forecasts
Before each filming, a weather update is made and the client is informed.
Preparation of sets and locations
When it comes to a corporate film, it is important to prepare your premises for filming and inform all your employees to be effective on the day of filming.
Our production manager will contact you to give you advice and instructions for the smooth running of the shoot.
Filming on D-Day
After all this preparation, finally comes the day of filming. The production team must be on site in advance for the preparation and installation of the equipment if this could not be carried out the day before.
First thing in the morning, our production assistant will start having the actors sign the image rights authorizations. After the make-up and hairdressing session, filming begins.
Management of catering during our productions
Our stage manager will be in charge of the catering part for the production team as well as the actors.
