A1 Logistics
- Time
- Facilities
- Locations
- Personnel
- Materials
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Facilities
- Production equipment- This refers to all of the
equipment required to shoot everything on a film set. This includes equipment
such as lights, light stands, generator, gels, filters, diffusion, grip stands,
reflectors, and grip accessories. For your cameras you may need stock for
media, filters, lenses, tripods, and lenses. To move your cameras you’ll need a
dolly, track, and accessories such as wedges. The equipment you need to shoot
the sound for your film includes a sound recording unit, headphones, microphones,
mic holders, cables, a boom, and a wind shield.
- Post-production equipment- This covers the various
technical phases after the production to bring all of the separate factors of
your film together. These phases include picture edit, sound edit, visual
effects, grading, and titling. To edit your picture, you’ll need an AVID media
composer, apple final cut pro, and Adobe premier. The facilities you need to
edit your sound include Steinburg nuendo, AVID pro tools, and audacity. A
higher end of facilities will give you much better effects to your film.
- Facility houses- These are companies that hire out a
variety of equipment for film, television, and video production.
- Props houses- These are companies that hire out a
variety of props for video production (sometimes for theatre and film
interchangeably).
- Sourcing- A variety of essential items need to be
sourced from camera related facilities to props and vehicles.
- Cost of facilities- This is your budget you have to
spend on all of the above. The more money you have for your budget than the
better quality you’ll get for your film.
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