Video Production Process

Each project has different requirements. This page outlines the general process used at Lasting Blueprint. Steps may vary based on scope and logistics.

Pre-Production

Pre-production covers planning before filming begins. This phase addresses the project purpose, schedule, and approach. Depending on the assignment, it may include discussions around scripting, narration, or structure. Budget, crew needs, and production-day logistics are always reviewed. When needed, this phase also includes location coordination, access planning, permits, and identifying potential issues in advance.

Production

Production is the filming portion of the project. Scripted shoots may involve defined roles for camera, lighting, audio, and direction. Other projects are more flexible and adapt to conditions on site. Some assignments require a single videographer, while others involve a larger crew. Production length may range from a few hours to a full day. All production details and costs are set during pre-production.

Post-Production

Post-production begins after filming is complete. This phase may include editing, color correction, graphics, and transitions, music, voice-overs when applicable, and audio cleanup. A review draft is shared once the initial edit is complete. Feedback is applied within the agreed scope.

Delivery

After approval, final files are exported in the required formats and made available for download through a secure platform. If raw footage or alternate versions are included in the project scope, they are delivered at this stage as well.