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Lights, Camera, Story: The Art of Storytelling

Writer: Team Liberal ArtsTeam Liberal Arts

The art of storytelling has been practiced for many years. It is a method of communicating thoughts, feelings and messages through words, pictures and sounds. A well-written story has the power to captivate an audience, move them and arouse a variety of emotions. At Liberal Arts Productions, we consider good narrative to be at the heart of every film we make.



We carefully choose a story that speaks to us and our viewers as we start the process of making a film. A great story, in our opinion, ought to be real, emotionally stirring and pertinent to our culture.


We start the process of making a movie once we have a story or the product we want to market. To begin, we write a script that encapsulates the essence of the narrative and the main characters, if any. To make sure that the speech, setting and characters are real and convincing, we collaborate closely with our screenwriters. We work hard to develop rich characters and plots that are relevant to our viewers.


The pre-production phase is where we start scouting locations and organizing the logistics of the movie shoot. With the help of our performers, cinematographers and other crew members, we work to develop a unified vision for the movie. We think that the visual aspects of a film, such as lighting, camera angles and sound are essential to giving the spectator a gripping and immersive experience.


We put a lot of effort into capturing the spirit of the story, the characters and their feelings during production. We pay close attention to the little things and work hard to develop a visual language that supports the narrative. We think that every shot, action and sound in a movie should serve a purpose and add to the overall meaning of the narrative.


Finally, we collaborate with our editors during post-production to produce a seamless and captivating story. We carefully choose the footage that best conveys the story's essence, and we build the film's rhythm and timing to take the audience on an emotional trip. We also work on sound design and the soundtrack, which are crucial to a movie's emotional impact.


At Liberal Arts Productions, we work hard to produce films that are true to themselves and deeply moving. We think that through telling great tales, we can influence the world for the better and inspire, inform and entertain our audience.


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  • What is the intended purpose of your film/video?
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  • Who is going to see this film/video and where are they going to see it?
    Who’s your audience? What do they know/don’t know already? How will the film/video be distributed? -Website, broadcast, DVD, projection, social sharing, in-store display, etc.
  • What needs to be in the film/video?
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  • How do you want your film/video to be narrated?
    Voice over, text, on camera talent, or any combination, etc.? Each one gives a very different feel and may not be appropriate for every film/video.
  • What style would you like it to have?
    Documentary, cinematic, narrative, testimonial, commercial, overview, etc.? Find examples of what you like and share it with us.
  • Budget?
    Film/video production can get expensive but we are able to work with most budgets. Your production may need multiple cameras, waterproof or high speed/low speed cameras, microphones and sound mixing gear, special lighting, special effects, etc. Also you can’t forget about allotted time for editing and if there will be any animation, CGI (Computer Generated Images), text effects, or multi-cam editing. These things can add up some extra time and some extra from your pocket if not properly planned and budgeted.
  • Deadline?
    Film/video productions can take weeks or months to produce so it’s best to plan as much in advance as possible.

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