preproduction

He spent a year in preproduction work, but the film was never made.

The film was highly reported in the media during its preproduction.

"We never sit down and have what people call a preproduction meeting," he said.

The first stage is preproduction, also known as the silent period.

The film was originally an American picture when preproduction began in 1957.

The company paid $4.5 million for the movie and picked up the preproduction costs at Universal.

The movie is currently in preproduction, with plans to shoot next year.

Preproduction cases are delivered for testing in the fall of 2011.

About 1,600 schools have ordered it, based on preproduction demonstrations.

This may be part of preproduction, filming, or post production.

The crew stopped and resumed preproduction of the film several times.

The Stooges project, which they hope to film in 2004, is about to go into preproduction.

And it was the only site available for the two weeks of extensive preproduction preparations.

But I think it became clear in preproduction and rehearsals that we both have good ideas.

Because the movie has had several months of preproduction work, it faces few extra pressures.

The vehicle is a preproduction model with rounded front plates.

In the preproduction meeting, there was some discussion about the guitar-smashing.

This film is making advertising and marketing a main part of the preproduction phase.

"I'll put it into preproduction next week, if the script's right."

A motion picture about the team is in preproduction.

In total, 337 cars were built, including 37 prototypes and preproduction models.

"I always dread the preproduction, the convincing them to do it," he said.

I thought that it would require less preproduction modifications to achieve the performance goals.

Preproduction of the ships should begin at the earliest possible moment."

It is still in preproduction, so any information is viable to change.