Filmmaking is a coordinated, multi-level creative process that begins with the conception of an idea, its transformation into a script, the creation of a team of artists interested in the product, their cooperation, and the fulfillment of specific tasks in various fields to achieve the common goal of creating a unique product. This process includes pre-production, production, and post-production stages.

Sich offers a step-by-step plan for the stages mentioned. 

1. Pre-production is a project preparation: realizing the idea, writing a script, selecting a team, developing locations, casting and approving actors, creating a storyboard, a film production plan, and, of course, budgeting.
2. Production is, in fact, direct work on the set. It involves coordinated cooperation between all departments and workshops. This includes lighting, scenery, makeup, costumes, technical support, and the tasks of actors, directors, camera operators, sound engineers, etc.
3. Post-production includes processing and editing the footage, voice-over, dubbing, color correction, and retouching. Preview, edit, and presentation of the final result.

The final stage can be a discussion of possible distribution methods and assistance in finding appropriate promotion and advertising companies.