Remember, every CFS Movie School Encyclopedia chapter has a test associated with it. The script is put to the camera, in studio and on location, with actors, full costume, makeup, lights and sound. This stage is expensive, time-consuming and requires extensive financial and logistical planning. Post-Production Post is the compilation phase. This is when special effects are added and shots are adjusted technically, aesthetically and for greater narrative impact.
Dialogue is fine-tuned.
Soundtrack and audio effects are matched to the visual content. Slowly, the film goes from a rough cut to the finished, polished, final version that audiences will see in theatres. Once the picture is completed and approved, it is marketed and distributed. If the producer has already lined up a distributor, the movie will be marketed using advertising in the theaters, TV, radio, print media and online. This process builds an audience for the film even before it is released.