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- I hope you've found this course
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on pre-production and planning
helpful and informative
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in exploring the first phase
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of the documentary filmmaking process.
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Now, as I've mentioned,
this is only the beginning.
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Be sure to check out the sister courses,
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Documentary Video: Production
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and Documentary Video: Editing and Post,
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where we follow the rest
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of the Project RELO filmmaking process.
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If you're interested in finding out more
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about pre-production and
producing in general,
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there are several courses in the library
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that you may want to check out.
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There's Creating a Short Film:
Producing by Chad Perkins,
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Video Pre-Production for
Low-Budget Films by Eduardo Angel.
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And if you want to learn
more about budgeting,
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which this course didn't cover,
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there are a few courses you can explore:
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Video Budgeting by Walter Biscardi
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and Budgeting Video Projects
by Richard Harrington.
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And if you're interested
in finding out more
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about documentary storytelling,
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which can help you explore
some tried and true ways
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to tell nonfiction stories,
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then please check out my course,
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Introduction to Documentary Storytelling.
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A few final notes on pre-production.
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In this course, I've laid
out a lot of different ideas
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and suggestions to help
you get your documentary
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off on the right foot.
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And while you may not be in a position
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to follow every suggestion,
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just be sure to dive into
your own film's workflow
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and devote plenty of time
upfront to plan things out right.
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Pre-production is by far
the least expensive time
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of the filmmaking process to
account for and correct issues.
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As Benjamin Franklin once said,
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"Failing to plan is planning to fail."
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So do your part in making sure your film
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is set up for success.
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Okay, with that, feel free
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to check out the finished
documentary next.
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Even though this course doesn't
cover production or editing,
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it'll give you the chance to
see what we're working towards.
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