James Cole Winery

This is the project introduction to the James Cole case study. We talk briefly about the overview, goals, the process, and the outcome. This page is about the video production we created for James Cole

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How much time did the James Cole photo shoot project take?

We spent 4 days on location, filming for around 12 hours per day to capture the best sunrise and sunset light. We also spent about 3 days scouting locations during pre-production.

During pre-production location scouting, we secured location permits and planned crew, talent, meals, schedules, and travel times. We spent 4 days on location, filming for around 12 hours per day to capture the best sunrise and sunset light. We also spent about 3 days scouting locations during pre-production. During pre-production location scouting, we secured location permits and planned crew, talent, meals, schedules, and travel times. We spent 4 days on location, filming for around 12 hours per day to capture the best sunrise and sunset light.

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This is how to think about pre-production

  1. Plan

    Think about what the end product should be, then consider all the things that could happen during production.

  2. Check your plan

    Reconsider the plan. What did we miss?

  3. Consider a budget

    Once you have an idea the scope of the project, start building a production budget.

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