Top image: Quentin Tarantino via HypeBeast<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n The production\u00a0process, no matter if it’s film or video, starts with development<\/strong> and pre-production<\/strong> then ends with post-production<\/strong> and distribution<\/strong>. However, getting from A to Z is an incredibly involved process and it can test your patience and resolve. Because of this there may be times where your creativity is stymied and your inspiration is low. Well, never fear. There’s plenty of inspiration out there for you \u2014 if you know where to look.<\/p>\n We’ve rounded up our favorite inspirational spots on the web for each phase of production. Sit back and relax and watch the creative process come to life.<\/strong><\/p>\n Developing your idea<\/strong> is the most important step of the process. You’ve got to get your idea locked down, or as an intellectual property lawyer would say, get it fixed in a tangible medium of expression<\/a>. During this early development process, you’ll write a treatment and then write a script.<\/strong> You’ll also want to file your work with the USPTO<\/a>, then develop your proposal for your pitch.<\/p>\n Let’s start with Quentin Tarantino<\/a> as he discusses below that you always start with the script and the individual pages of that script. Then we’ll listen to great advice from Martin Scorsese<\/a>, J.J. Abrams<\/a> and Dax Shepard<\/a>.<\/p>\n
\nDevelopment<\/h3>\n
Quentin Tarantino on Focusing on the Page<\/h4>\n