How was a movie made? What is the relationship between director, screenwriter and producer, and what are their respective responsibilities? Why is a movie marked "XXX" after it? ...

In the 1950s, a famous "new wave" movement took place in the film industry.

French filmmakers first put forward the concept of "the author's film" = = They think that a director making a film is like an author writing an article, and the camera is the director's pen.

The "new wave" has had a far-reaching impact on the development of movies, and its influence has gradually spread from France to the whole world.

This determines the director's dominant position in film creation.

Generally, a film and television company (or independent filmmaker) takes a fancy to a script or a novel.

First of all, they get the editing right and shooting right granted by the author by paying a certain fee.

Then they asked the screenwriter to write a "literary script" that meets their requirements and can pass the examination of the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television.

After the literary script passed the examination,

The film and television company (investor) asked the director to process and modify it and write a "storyboard" suitable for the director to shoot.

At the same time, we set out to form a film crew-including recruiting personnel from various photography, lighting and art groups.

Find the right place to build the necessary interior.

Looking for actors who meet the requirements-"audition"

After the financial personnel have made all preparations, they will enter the shooting period.

The completion of all the shots is called "killing people"

The director and editor entered the post-production stage, and the work of others was basically completed.

Then publicize and wait for the right release time.

The screenwriter is responsible for writing the text, and the director has the right to modify the script.

The last question was answered at the beginning-the director is the center of film creation and the "author" of a film.

In a film production team, there are usually two main parts. One is the art part that the director is responsible for. The director directs the actors' performance and decides the presentation of the picture. He wants to stimulate the actors' performance ability and determine the overall artistic effect of the film. The other is the operation part, which is the responsibility of the producer. Usually, he makes a film production plan: when to start shooting, when to finish shooting, and how is the progress. He is also responsible for the logistics of film production. In fact, the team he leads is responsible for almost everything except art.