Development and pre-production should always be referred to as the most important stages of any film, whether it’s a no-to-low-budget indie or a $100,000,000 plus big studio mega blockbuster. Quite simply because:
“IF YOU’RE FAILING TO PREPAIR – YOU’RE PREPAIRING TO FAIL!”
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StudentFilmmakers Magazine | “Development and Pre-Production: The Most Important Stages of Filmmaking,” By David Worth, MA
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