SKILLS
PRODUCTION
STAGES IN PRODUCTION
Production Kit
Genre Junction
100

These skills are being enhance through the help of media expert.

Drama. 

100

This person is essentially the group leader and is responsible for managing the production from start to finish.

Producer. 

100

This is the phase where you would narrow down the options of the production.

Pre-Production.

100

This equipment captures clear dialogue and sound during filming, minimizing unwanted background noise.

Microphone.

100

This genre presents futuristic technology, scientific discoveries, or extraterrestrial life, often exploring possibilities beyond current human knowledge.

Science Fiction.

200

These skills are being enhance through intensive practice of body movements and routines.

Dance.

200

Responsible for portraying the characters in a film, actors work closely with the director and cinematographer.

Actor.

200

The period immediately after shooting ends.

Wrap.

200

This equipment displays the recorded footage, allowing the director and crew to review scenes during production.

Monitor.

200

This genre uses songs, music, and choreography as essential elements in telling a story.

Musical.

300

These skills are being enhance through vocal and instrumbent practices.

Music.

300

Carefully crafts natural-sounding dialogue and develops other essential written elements of a film beyond the actors' lines.

Screenwriter.

300

This stage starts when principal photography ends, but they may overlap. 

Post-Production.

300

This equipment provides artificial illumination to enhance visibility, mood, and atmosphere in a scene.

Lighting equipment.

300

This genre focuses on evoking laughter and amusement through humorous situations, dialogue, and characters.

Comedy.

400

These skills are being enhance through communicative ways such as drama, creative writing and many more.

Language and Literature.

400

Designs and selects clothing, costumes, and accessories that reflect a character's personality, role, and the overall theme of a production.

Costume Designer.

400

The process of securing deals to recover production costs and generate profit by distributing a project to various platforms or markets.

Distribution.

400

This equipment supports and positions the camera at a fixed height, helping achieve stable shots.

Tripod.

400

This genre aims to create feelings of fear, suspense, and uneasiness through frightening events or supernatural elements.

Horror.

500

These skills are being enhance through creation of creative ideas into a reality.

Painting, Sculpting and Architecture.  

500

Arranges and refines footage to ensure continuity, pacing, and narrative flow.

Editor. 

500

This is when the camera rolls.

Principle Photography.

500

This equipment records and mixes audio elements to ensure balanced and clear sound in a film.

Mixer.

500

This genre centers on romantic relationships, emotional connections, and the challenges or experiences of falling in love.

Romance.