D2 Production Delivery List

The following is a list of items students must deliver to the Head of Production via the production’s OneDrive folder. Submit one electronic version (either scanned PDF or electronic original) of all documents using the provided folder structure. Name files according to the naming conventions provided in each section (e.g. 01d2-Script.pdf).

Always keep a backup copy and/or hard copy of all files in a production delivery binder in case a delivered file becomes corrupt or accidentally deleted.

Due Dates

Part I – Production Delivery
Due by 9:00am on the Thursday following production.
To be completed by the Producer.

Part II – Post Production Delivery
Due by 5:00pm on Wednesday, July 31, 2019.
To be completed by the Producer.

Part III – Film Festival Press Materials
Due by 5:00pm on Friday, October 4, 2019.
To be completed by the Director.

Part I – Production Delivery

01. Script

  • PDF file of the final shooting script
    01d2-Script.pdf
  • Final Draft file of the final shooting script
    01d2-Script.fdx

02. Production Schedule

  • PDF of final Shooting Schedule
    01d2-ShootingSchedule.pdf
  • Vertical Stripboard Report from Scenechronize
    01d2-Stripboard.pdf

03. Daily Production Paperwork

PDFs of all paperwork from each day of production:

04. Releases

PDFs of all required releases:

Plus additional releases (if applicable):

05. Correspondence

  • PDFs of all general correspondence including letters, emails, faxes, etc. At the very least, this should include a thank-you letter to each location.
    01d2-Correspondence.pdf

06. Crew Information

  • Update the Crew tab in Motion with any additional crewmembers (e.g. volunteers). Save a PDF of the Crew list, and include it in this section.
    01d2-Crew.pdf
  • A good, clear scanned copy of the Director’s student ID card
    01d2-DirectorID.pdf
  • A good, clear scanned copy of the Producer’s student ID card
    01d2-ProducerID.pdf

07. Cast Information

  • Update the Cast tab in Motion with info for every person who appears on screen. Include a headshot for all Lead & Supporting roles (headshot not needed for Silent/Atmosphere Extras). Save a PDF of the Cast list, and include it in this section.
    01d2-Cast.pdf

08. Location Info

  • Update the Locations tab in Motion with info and photo for each location used during production. Save a PDF of the Location list, and include it in this section.
    01d2-LocationList.pdf

09. Vendors

  • Update the Vendors tab in Motion with info on each business or individual from whom items were borrowed, rented or donated. Include in the Keywords a brief description of the items (for donations, also include the real or estimated value of the donation). Save a PDF of the Vendors list, and include it in this section. If there were none, then still include a PDF of the Vendors tab from Motion.
    01d2-Vendors.pdf

Part II – Post-Production Delivery

01. Project Details

  • Update all info in the Details tab in Motion. Save a PDF of the Details tab, and include it in this section.
    01d2-ProjectDetails.pdf

02. Dialogue List

  • PDF of a Dialogue List form. Include all spoken dialogue in the final film with descriptions of action seen on screen (for subtitling in foreign language festivals).
    01d2-DialogueList.pdf

03. Music Requirements

  • PDF of Music Cue Sheet (typed), which lists the entrance and exit of all music cues
    01d2-MusicCueSheet.pdf
  • PDF of the music rights, released to the Film School
    • If from Killer Tracks/Universal Production Music, include PDF of the Killer Tracks License.
      01d2-KillerTracks.pdf
    • If an original score, include PDF of a Composer Contract signed by the composer.
      01d2-ComposerRelease-ComposerName.pdf
    • If licensed music, include a Synchronization License from the publisher AND a Master Use License from the record label for world, film festival, for at least 2 years
      01d2-SyncLicense-SongName.pdf
      01d2-MasterLicense-SongName.pdf

04. Credits & Title Cards

  • PDF of Credits List. Include title cards & credits as they appear on screen. This should not be screenshots of the credits from the film.
    01d2-Credits.pdf

Part III – Film Festival Press Materials

01. Press Kit

  • PDF and Word files of the Festival Press Kit, organized as follows. You may use the Press Kit template if you like.
    01d2-FestivalPressKit.pdf
    01d2-FestivalPressKit.docx  
    • Title Page: The first page will have the title of the film, contact address, phone number of the FSU Film School, and the Film School logo and copyright.
    • Synopses: A 25-word, and a 40-word synopsis of the film.
    • ATL Info: Biography, filmography & headshot for each ATL crew member.
    • Cast Info: Biography, filmography & headshot for each lead cast member. Union actors should be identified as such and the union to which they belong.
    • Credits: Include credits for each cast and crew member.
    • Production Stills: A minimum of five (5) production stills with captions.
    • Director’s Statement: A brief statement from the director about the project.
    • Poster: A one-sheet of the poster.

02. Press Kit Materials

All elements used in the creation of the Press Kit including photos, fonts, logos, graphics, etc.

  • ATL Info
    • One (1) photo for each ATL crew member at minimum 1200×1500 pixels, 300dpi, jpg.
      01d2-CrewName.jpg
    • Bio for each ATL crew member saved in a Word doc.
      01d2-ATL Bios.docx
  • Cast Info
    • One (1) photo for each lead cast member at minimum 1200×1500 pixels, 300dpi, jpg.
      01d2-CastName.jpg
    • Bio for each lead cast member saved in a Word doc.
      01d2-Cast Bios.docx
  • Synopses: 25-word and 40-word synopses saved in a Word doc.
    01d2-Synopses.docx
  • Production Stills: At least five (5) at minimum 1500×1200 pixels, 300dpi, jpg.
    01d2-Still-01.jpg 01d2-Still-02.jpg …
  • Other Materials: Any other elements, including fonts, logos, graphics, etc.
    any filename that clearly identifies what it is

03. Poster

  • Poster created in Photoshop at 27”x 40”, 300dpi, using these layers: 1) Art, 2) Title, 3) Credits, 4) Logos/Copyright. Use approved Logos/Fonts as needed. Save a layered PSD file and a flattened JPG file.
    01d2-Poster.psd
    01d2-Poster.jpg

04. Thumbnail Images

Thumbnail images will be used in displays online (Vimeo, YouTube, etc). Since some websites use vertical thumbnails and some horizontal, you will deliver one of each.

Save a layered PSD file (also deliver any custom fonts used) and a flattened JPG file (maximum file size 2MB).

Note these online content restrictions for the thumbnails:
– No nudity or sexually provocative content
– No hate speech
– No violence
– No harmful or dangerous content

  • Horizontal Thumbnail created in Photoshop at 1920×1080 pixels, 72dpi.
    01d2-HorizontalThumbnail.psd
    01d2-HorizontalThumbnail.jpg
  • Vertical Thumbnail created in Photoshop at 1200×1600 pixels, 72dpi.
    01d2-VerticalThumbnail.psd
    01d2-VerticalThumbnail.jpg

05. Media

  • Update the Media tab in Motion with at least 5 Production Stills (72dpi, jpg) and the Summary Thumbnail (Vertical Thumbnail, jpg). Include a PDF of the Media tab in this section.
    01d2-Media.pdf

06. Student IDs

  • A good, clear scanned copy of the Director’s student ID card
    01d2-DirectorID.pdf
  • A good, clear scanned copy of the Producer’s student ID card
    01d2-ProducerID.pdf

07. Film Festival Strategy

  • Update the Festival Strategy form in Motion. Include a PDF of the Festival tab from Motion in this section.
    01d2-FestivalStrategy.pdf