■ LINE PRODUCING AND THE CREATIVE PROCESS
Making a narrative film, on any scale or in any format, is a multipronged effort. There is, of course, the creative dimension, which involves writing the script, visualizing the shots, working with actors, etc., and then there is the practical dimension of film production, which involves the organization of time and personnel; coordinating the locations, props, and costumes; dealing with film labs and other vendors; and working with budgets. We call these practical considerations the line producing or production management aspects of a film, and we cannot make a movie without them. However, it is essential to remember that these practical tasks are not divorced ...
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