The complete preproduction, production, and postproduction timeline of the new TV series 'Organized Chaos'.
Researching audience demographics. Researching comedy and drama TV genres.
A mental health worker attempts to keep her personal and professional life from colliding. Genre: Drama. Each episode is 50 minutes long.
Hire an entertainment attorney.
Hiring screenwriters and storyboard artists.
Defining the storyworld.
Creating the characters' emotional, psychological, and physical being. Creating the characters' backstories.
Creating pilot synopsis and screenplay. Complete rewrites and finalizing the screenplay. Create storyboards for the pilot episode. The episode is 50 minutes long. Paid $4000 to 2 writers, and $750 to 2 Storyboard artists.
Apply for copyrights of the pilot screenplay. Pay $25 to WGA, $35 to Library of Congress.
Pitching screenplay to Showtime and/or HBO.
Hire a production company and director.
The budget will have two columns - budget (money obtain to spend) and actual (money actually spent). Expenses included: cast and crew salaries, traveling expenses, and equipment, studio, location, costumes, make-up, and props expenses.
Create a schedule including all aspects of preproduction, production, and post production.
Creating the screenplay for episode 2.
Hire crew including director of photography, production designer. line producer, visual effect artists/visual effect company, assistant producers, costume designer, editors, hair and make-up artists, audio team, camera and lighting team, caterer, location manager, stunt coordinator, publicist, construction team, and musician.
Obtaining equipment including multiple cameras with accessories (lens, filters, dollies, etc.), lights, green screen, and audio equipment. Test the equipment to make sure it is functioning properly.
Enter story info here
Creating and finalizing the screenplay for episode 3.
Create costumes including accessories, masks, special effects, and make-up.
Scout various locations and studios to shoot. Obtain legal permission to shoot at the locations selected.
Talent is hired for the television series.
Creating and obtaining props including any vehicles.
Creating the screenplay for episode 4
4th of July holiday break.
Creating the screenplay for episode 5
Creating the screenplay for episode 6.
Filming the pilot episode.
Talents rehearses pilot episode including lighting and sound. Any revisions to the script are finalized. The director decides on what shots he/she wants. Crew makes preparations to film.
Creating the screenplay for episode 7.
Transfer the video and audio. Edit the video and audio including adding visual effects, voice overs, and music, and putting in the title and credits into the episode.
Talents rehearses episode 2 including lighting and sound. Any revisions to the script are finalized. The director decides on what shots he/she wants. The director decides on what shots he/she wants. Crew prepares to film.
Creating the screenplay for episode 8.
Promoting the new series using social media, websites, commercials (movies, television, and web), press releases, interviews with the crew and cast, posters, magazine articles, and creating a trailer.
Filming episode 2
Transfer the video and audio. Edit the video and audio including adding visual effects, voice overs, and music, and putting in the title and credits into the episode.
Creating the screenplay for episode 9
Talents rehearses episode 3 including lighting and sound. Any revisions to the script are finalized. The director decides on what shots he/she wants. The director decides on what shots he/she wants. The crew prepares to film.
Filming episode 3.
Creating the screenplay for episode 10.
Transfer the video and audio. Edit the video, voice overs, and audio including adding visual effects and music, and putting in the title and credits into the episode.
Talents rehearses episode 4 including lighting and sound. Any revisions to the script are finalized. The director decides on what shots he/she wants. The director decides on what shots he/she wants. Crew prepares to film.
Filming Episode 4
Creating the screenplay for episode 11.
Transfer the video and audio. Edit the video, voice overs, and audio including adding visual effects and music, and putting in the title and credits into the episode.
Talents rehearses episode 5 including lighting and sound. Any revisions to the script are finalized. The director decides on what shots he/she wants. The director decides on what shots he/she wants. Crew prepares to film.
Creating the screenplay for episode 12, the season finale.
Filming episode 5.
Transfer the video and audio. Edit the video, voice overs, and audio including adding visual effects and music, and putting in the title and credits into the episode.
Talents rehearses episode 6 including lighting and sound. Any revisions to the script are finalized. The director decides on what shots he/she wants. The director decides on what shots he/she wants. Crew prepares to film.
Filming episode 6.
Transfer the video and audio. Edit the video, voice overs, and audio including adding visual effects and music, and putting in the title and credits into the episode.
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