Film Production Management

Clevé, Bastian

doi:10.4324/9780080477732

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“…Based on the results and discussion obtained, it can be concluded the results of the study are as follows: (1) Video on learning stenography using a script and without a script successfully made by the design. (2) The resulting product has a different duration, that is, a stenography learning video without a script is longer than a stenography learning video using a script. (3) The use of texts influences the learning video production process compared to the results obtained.…”

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Stenographic Learning Video: Design And Analysis of Video Production Using And Without Using The Script

Kuncoro

Sembiring²

2020

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The selection of the right learning media is one of the factors so that students can easily understand the material being discussed. One of them is by using video learning media. Producing a video script design becomes the basis for consideration in the video-making process. The script is the main reference or a guide in conducting video production activities. The activity of producing a video without using a script is a waste of nothing. So, research was made to produce a stenography learning video using a script and without a script. This research was made using the R&D (Research & Development) research method which will then be analyzed the comparison of the results of the two videos using qualitative analysis with a comparative model. The results obtained showed that the use of texts influences the process of learning video production compared to the results obtained. So the production of stenography learning videos using scripts is more effective than without using scripts.

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“…In general, in producing a video there are several stages of the process, namely development, pre-production, production, post-production, and distribution [2]. Development is the process of collecting and developing ideas.…”

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Stenographic Learning Video: Design And Analysis of Video Production Using And Without Using The Script

Kuncoro

Sembiring²

2020

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“…The cost of musculoskeletal injuries in FMP is significant to workers, healthcare professionals and society (Cleve, 2012;Klowden et al, 2010;Leigh et al, 2003;McCann, 1992;Siwek, 2007). In a 1997 cost analysis of US workplace injury, Leigh et al 2003 concluded that the expense of occupational injuries was unexpectedly high and contrasted sharply with the limited attention received by the public and resources allocated.…”

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Costs of Musculoskeletal Injury in the California Film and Motion Picture Industry

Garcia¹,

Yazdanshenas²,

Kusnezov³

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Introduction: Musculoskeletal injuries may have a significant economic impact on the film and motion picture (FMP) industry. However, there is currently no comprehensive data on the cost of workers' compensation (WC) claims in the FMP industry. We present the first analysis of the cost of musculoskeletal injuries in the California (CA) FMP industry. Results: From 2003From -2009, the total cost of WC claims in the CA FMP industry was $19.1 million per year, 88.6% of which was attributed to musculoskeletal injuries. The anatomical sites which incurred the most expense were the knee, lower back, and ankle at $2.3, $1.5 and $1.1 million per year, respectively. The most expensive causes of injury were work-directed activity and falls, totaling $5.4 and $4.7 million per year, respectively. The most costly types of isolated injuries were dislocations and fractures at $57,000 and $55,000 per claim. Additionally, the average cost per anatomic site, cause of injury and type of injury were significantly different for the CA FMP compared to CA industry in general. Over the course of the seven years that data was reviewed, orthopedic injury cost $191.71 per worker per year while orthopedic injury cost $224.00 per worker per year across CA industries (p<0.001). Conclusion:Musculoskeletal injuries contribute substantially to both FMP expenditures and US WC costs. Though the costs for injuries were statistically significant between the FMP and CA industries, the clinical significance has yet to be seen. The data presented in this study provides detailed data to help guide future designs for reducing costs associated with workplace injury in both the FMP industry and across CA industries.

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“…During the development of YAWL4Film, the information about a standard film production process was collected from a number of sources: books [61,121], Internet (see, e.g., the filmmaking entry on Wikipedia), and interviews with domain experts from AFTRS and from Porchlight, an independent film production company in Sydney.…”

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