Production diary: History and Key Facts

A production diary is a live account of the making of a film for promotional purposes in the form of a video podcast. Production diaries follow different aspects of movie production while they are happening. Web-based production diaries are a new way for film makers to publicize their productions as they are being created, rather than when they are released (the old-model of film marketing). It is a detailed process of production of your film. In it you write your ideas and how would you execute your ideas and what resources would be needed along with equipment, actors , location recce and much more.

Examples of current web-based production diaries include:

King Kong (2005) - KongisKing.net

Superman Returns - BlueTights.net

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