In the rapidly evolving world, which is reaching new heights of technical superiorities in every new
world,
one
can see the birth of new tools to make your boring world creative and interesting. We, being a video
production
company, tend to bring out one of those exciting aspects of technology into the light.
Video Production refers to the very process of producing videos as content for the digital market,
i.e.,
television, home video, or the internet. It is somewhat equivalent to film making but what differs
here is
video
recorded either as analog signals on videotape, digitally in the videotape, or as computer files
stored on
optical
discs, hard drives, SSDs, magnetic tape, or memory cards instead of film stock. There are three
intermediate
stages in video production:-
- • Pre-production
- • Principal production
- • Post-production
Pre-production involves all of the planning aspects of the video production process before filming begins. This
includes scriptwriting, scheduling, logistics, and other administrative duties. Well, this is the most crucial
stage of the whole event to be taken place. As per the saying, “Well beginning is half done.”, the work becomes
easier when the lot has completed their task properly and with the responsible management. A good script and
well-maintained logistics not only help the director to lead the idea in the most efficient way, but it also
contributes massively to the whole production, being the central idea of the lot.
Principal production is the phase of video production that captures the video content magnificently (Electronic
moving images) and involves filming the subjects of the video separately. This doesn’t mean to film the whole
story in a single go, but it takes tens and hundreds of shots to get the most eye-catchy shot. Also, it may
require a change in the locations of the subject to provide the most connective idea of the original thought and
to get the perfect and ideal shot one can imagine. Filming is done at various locations, with different subjects
and at different times to be later selected the most suitable ones. After the principal production is done, it
doesn’t mean that the process is complete, and Woah! We are ready to get released, instead, there is still much
more to it in addition to filming, which consists of Post Production.
Post-production is the action of selectively combining those video clips through video editing — removing the
inappropriate raw parts, editing the mismatched parts, and combining the discreet parts. And finally obtaining a
finished product that tells a story or communicates a message in either a live event setting (live production)
or
after an event has occurred.
Thus, video production is the consequence of a well-bonded team, responsible components, and a united UpToDate
technology.
