preproduction
preproduction
Definition
pre·pro·duc·tion (prē′prə duk′shən)
noun
the process of preparing and planning before actual production begins; specif., the choosing of locations, casting of actors, revision of the script, etc. before the actual shooting of a film
adjective
of or in the time before actual production begins
preproduction
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- version: However, in the final preproduction version of the chip, there was a glitch.
- rehearsal: In the preproduction rehearsals, the client, who I shall call Mark, was VERY precise about timings and feels.
- stage: The movie first encounters difficulties in its preproduction stage, starting with an uncomfortably small European-funded budget.
- work: Your portfolio will contain two pieces of preproduction work and one piece of production work.
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