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Producing Animation

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ISBN-10: 0240804120

ISBN-13: 9780240804125

Edition: 2001

Authors: Catherine Winder, Zahra Dowlatabadi

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This text is a comprehensive guide to the management of the animation production process, from the identification and sale of a concept, through development, pre-production, production and post-production, to completion.
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Book details

List price: $50.95
Copyright year: 2001
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Group
Publication date: 5/30/2001
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 336
Size: 6.75" wide x 10.00" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 1.232
Language: English

Winder is a veteran animation producer and creative executive who is currently President and Executive Producer of Rainmaker Entertainment.

Foreword
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Commonly Asked Questions about Producing Animation
The Animation Producer
What Is an Animation Producer?
Executive Producer
Producer
Line Producer or Co-Producer
Associate Producer
Producer's Responsibilities
Our Philosophy of the Ideal Producer
What Makes a Good Animation Producer?
The Producer's Thinking Map
Buying and Selling Projects
Sources for Ideas
The Buyer
Creative Executive
Production Executive
Preparing a Pitch
Pitching
Representation
The Negotiation Process
The Core Team
An Overview of the Core Team
The Role of the Director
Director's Responsibilities
Visual Development Artists
Business Affairs and Legal Department(s)
The Technology Department
Technical Direction
Systems Administration
Information Systems
Research and Development
Production Accounting
Human Resources
Recruiting
Training
The Development Process
Development Process Overview
The Role of the Producer During Development
Visual Development
The Writing Process
Script Stages
The Feature Script
Writer's Deals
Production Scripts
The Production Plan
Production Plan Overview
List of Assumptions
Getting Started: The Production Plan
Delivery Date
The Schedule
Project's Format, Length, and Technique
Complexity Analysis
The Crew Plan
The Level of Talent
The Role of Key Personnel
Creative Checkpoints
Buyer's Responsibilities
Marketing, Licensing, and Promotions
Payment Schedule
The Physical Production Plan
Training
Relocation Costs
Reference and Research Material
Archival Elements
Contingency
Building the Budget
Chart of Accounts
Cost Reports
The Production Team
The Role of the Producer in Structuring the Production Team
The Production Crew
The Production Manager
Department Supervisor
Production Supervisor
Production Coordinator or Assistant Production Manager (APM)
Script Coordinator
Production Assistant
Production Secretary
Subcontractors
Identifying and Selecting a Subcontractor
Negotiating the Deal
Overseas Supervisors
Material Packages/Shipments
Handing Out the Project
Monitoring the Progress of Production
Receiving Material from the Subcontractor
Expect the Unexpected
Pre-Production
The Role of the Producer During the Pre-Production Phase
Design and Art Direction
The Visual Style Guide
Model Pack
The Voice Track
Casting
Rehearsal
Session Preparation
Recording
Storyboarding
Getting Started
The Three Stages of Storyboarding
Animation Timing
Story Reels and Animatics
Leica Reel
Building the Reel
Executive Screenings
Slugging
Exposure Sheets
Songs
Producing Songs
Title Sequence
Preparing a Shipment: Checking and Route Sheets
Production
The Role of the Producer During the Production Phase
Complexity Analysis
Buyer's Creative Checkpoints
Ancillary Groups
Traditional/2D Production: From Workbook Through Film/Video Output
Workbook
Workbook Evaluation
Editorial
Layout
Animation
Scene Planning and Scanning
Sweat Box
Blue Sketch and Clean Up Layout
Clean Up Animation
Visual Effects
Background Painting
Animation Checking
Ink and Paint
Final Checking
Compositing/Film Output
3D Computer Generated Imagery (3D CGI): From Pre-Production Through Final Film/Video Output
Pre-Production Overview
Modeling
Render Tests
Rigging or Kinematics
Skinning
Test Animation
Surfaces (Texturing and Color)
Environment
3D Workbook
Animation
Lighting
Effects
Rendering
Compositing
Touch Up
Technical Direction
The Making of Bunny
Post-Production
The Role of the Producer During the Post-Production Phase
Music
The Post-Production Process
Locking Picture
Test Screenings
Audio Post-Production
Spotting Sessions
Foley Sessions
Dialogue Editing and ADR
Sound Effects Design and Editing
Music Score Record
Music Mix
Score and Song Editorial
Pre-Mix (Pre-Dub)
Final Mix
Fixes
Print Master
Music and Effects (MandE)
Picture Post-Production
Online Assembly
Negative Cutting
Color Correction
The Element Reel
Credits (Main/Opening and End)
Textless Versions
Picture Quality Control
Final Delivery
Final Quality Control
Release Print (Composite Theatrical Print)
Delivery
Tracking Production
Introduction
Pre-Production
Production
Tracking Subcontractors
Tracking Retakes
Post-Production
Animation Resources
Producer's Reference
Art of Animation: Techniques and Processes
General Interest
Scriptwriting
Post-Production
Journals
Key Organizations
Index