This procedure is not only more efficient and cost effective, but it permits the videographer an advantage in controlling the consistency of the visual and auditory elements in your video. All of your outlnes, storyboards and scripting come together in this step. Cast and crew are interviewed and hired. Rehearsals and production meetings are scheduled. Graphics and visuals are prepared and shot.
Raw footage is shot and labelled for editing.
Your production company or your producer should be a good source for both the cast and crew required to produce the video you want. Both of these elements are critical to the success of your video. Rehearsals will minimize the number of takes required to get your raw footage. Visuals and Graphics Visuals and graphics need to be prepared at this point, so that all of the elements of the video are ready for post-production editing. Each scene is recorded at least twice and then checked on site for quality, composition, and technical problems.