Movies Are Phenomenal

Movies may be put out fast or slow but they always take in an excess of a year at minimum – many take two years or even four years. All movies are put into a process that all movies go into, some take longer than others and end up more worthwhile in the end. Often times, the organization whether it is Warner Bros or Disney may pick a director before a producer or vice-versa but never before anything else; the budget is usually estimated and agreed upon when hiring or before. Generally, the producer has more power than the director whom ends up vetoing the last minute choices of the director in the script, casting, and even the scenery but it doesn’t happen that often as the director envisions the movie and it is the job of the director to make it occur.
After the director and producer sign onto the project, the next job is the hiring of the plot writers. The director approves or disapproves what they write and make them make the necessary changes – they may fire some or hire some more but at the end, the director picks the script or even in some cases, they write the script. After the script is complete, the budget yet again is evaluated and fixed upon the seeing the script or the script is fixed to accommodate the budget. A sample of the official script is given to those who decide to cast for specific characters in which the director and producer must evaluate them to see if they would fit the role – sometimes they don’t even give auditions given that some have a high reputation already – and when it is complete or rather during casting, locations and scenery are being made and the animators are chosen if required.
Most movies today contain a bit of CGI (Computer Generated Images) to create effects such as magic, explosio...

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...llow it. They hire the same director or occasionally a different director but sometimes, they never get a director who wants to do so leaving it cancelled; this happens when they (directors) feel as if they cannot contribute to the story any longer. The studio revises the old script and usually determines beforehand whether a sequel is possible or a prequel is possible. The cycle repeats and it only ends when the story cannot be contributed to any longer except if it is a franchise like Scary Movies (spoofs) where they only require enough money for a sequel.
In conclusion, movies have a “life cycle” as they go from hiring the directors to the final revisions of the movie to the release. All of this is considered while making fantastic movies or even moderate movies – movies take from short time span to long time span to create but they are worthwhile in the end.