Film Story writing

Film story writing, often referred to as screenwriting.

It is the process of crafting a narrative specifically designed for the visual and auditory medium of film. It involves creating a screenplay, which includes the dialogue, character actions, and descriptions of scenes that will be translated into a movie. This form of storytelling is unique because it must convey the story through what the audience can see and hear on the screen, making it more visual and structured than traditional prose writing.

Story visualization

Story visualization refers to the practice of transforming narratives into visual forms,

making the content more engaging and easier to understand. It is widely used in various fields, including literature, education, journalism, marketing, and entertainment.

Previsualization

Previsualization (or Previs) is a process used primarily in film, television, and video production

to visualize complex scenes before they are filmed. It involves creating rough, digital representations of scenes to help filmmakers plan how the final product will look.

On-set VFX Supervision

On-set VFX (Visual Effects) supervision is a critical role in the film and television production process,

bridging the gap between the practical elements filmed on set and the digital effects created in post-production. A VFX supervisor ensures that all shots involving visual effects are executed properly during filming, so that the post-production team has the necessary material to work with efficiently. This role demands a combination of technical expertise, creative problem-solving, and collaboration with various departments, including cinematography, production design, and direction.