SCORP- The Film

SCORP- The Film

SCORP- The Film

• Development

• Pre-Produciton

• Production

• Post Produciton

• Sales and Distrubution

SCORP- The FilmDevelopment

• Producer – LWCF & Grants = $

Blockbuster or Independent?

SCORP- The FilmDevelopment

• The Pitch or Story–

“Improved Recreation Access….”

“Recreation Conflict Mitigation…”

SCORP- The FilmPre - Production

Storyboard

2005-2010 Approach

• 10 Elements

• A SCORP External Review Panel,

• A regional approach,

• A recreational demand survey of in-state residents,

• A recreational demand survey of non-resident Wisconsin tourists,

• An assessment of the current recreational resources in the state,

• A set of “carrying capacity guidelines” to assist in the evaluation of relative facility/resource use,

• Evaluate recreational use and user conflicts that negatively impact citizens or the environment

• A needs assessment to identify a prioritized list of additional recreational resource requirements (current and a 5-year projection),

• An assessment of statewide outdoor recreational issues,

• A wetlands planning summary.

7 Chapters + appendices

SCORP- The FilmPre - Production

• Budget

• Crew

Director, etc.

SCORP- The FilmProduction

Production Key Elements

External Review Panel

Production Key ElementsInternal Review Panels and Process

Production Key ElementsPublic Review / Input

Production Key ElementsAdministration Support

SCORP- The FilmPost-Production

Editor / Director

SCORP- The FilmStorylines

SCORP- The FilmRecreation Conflict

SCORP- The FilmRecreation Conflict

SCORP- The FilmSupply

Outdoor Recreation Supply Data Elements

• Developed Land (111 Unique Elements)

• Nature Based Land (21 Unique Elements)

• Water-based (31 Unique Elements)

• Snow and Ice (24 Unique Elements)

• Viewing and Learning (35 Unique Elements)

• Sports - Individual (15 Unique Elements)

• Private Clubs (10 Unique Elements)

• Private Retail (35 Unique Elements)

• Sports Instruction (29 Unique Elements)

Supply “Indexing”

SCORP- The FilmDistribution / Exhibition

• Print

• CD / DVD

• Web

How Will the Audience React?