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tree_0007 · Mastering the 7 Stages of Film Production

o3 · Better
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Round 1
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Round Context

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Logic Chain
Root

Mastering the 7 Stages of Film Production

Step 2

Online MA in Entrepreneurial Producing and Innovation

Question

Identify the educational institution that published a guide on the seven stages of film production, specifically characterizing the 'Production' stage as the time when the Assistant Director coordinates teams and 'Distribution' as a stage where streaming is now king. This institution offers a specific Online Master of Arts degree focused on Entrepreneurial Producing. Retrieve the full name of this program and provide a detailed breakdown of its costs (tuition per semester and technology fee) and a list of at least five specific real-world projects students create for their e-portfolios.

Answer length: 200-300 words.

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Depth checklist
  • Institution: New York Film Academy (NYFA)
  • Program Name: Online MA in Entrepreneurial Producing and Innovation
  • Logic Proof: The agent linked the specific descriptors of film production stages (AD role, streaming dominance) to the NYFA guide, which promotes this specific MA program.
Width checklist
  • Tuition Cost: $10,000 per semester
  • Technology Fee: $535
  • Project 1: Short film (or new media projects)
  • Project 2: Single project finance plans
  • Project 3: Marketing and distribution plans
  • Project 4: Episodic television series bibles
  • Project 5: Pitch decks (or start-up company business plans/websites)
Examiner rationale

The question uses Deep Logic by describing unique content within the 'Reasoning Chain' text (specific roles of the AD and the state of distribution) to force the identification of the specific institution (NYFA). It then applies Wide Scope by requiring the aggregation of financial details and a comprehensive list of curriculum projects found in the separate 'Target Answers' text.

Judgment

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DEEP
Score 1 - 0

Agent A correctly identified the entity (New York Film Academy) based on the specific text quotes provided in the prompt (e.g., 'streaming is now king'). Agent B failed the Deep Logic check by identifying the wrong institution (NFTS). However, Agent A is only 'Better' rather than 'Much Better' because its specific details regarding tuition ($6,915 vs Ground Truth $10,000) and the project list (missing the 'Short film' requirement) did not align with the provided Ground Truth checklist.

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WINNER is A. Targeting Loser Failure: DEEP.
Action: Deep+1 (Drill Down)
Descended to: 'Producing Projects'

o3

OpenAI

48.9s
Online Master of Arts (M.A.) in Entrepreneurial Producing & Innovation – New York Film Academy (NYFA). NYFA’s guide to the seven stages of film production describes “Production” as the point when “the Assistant Director coordinates the teams and calls, ‘Action!’,” while “Distribution” observes that “streaming is now king” [1]. The same institution delivers the fully online Master of Arts (M.A.) in Entrepreneurial Producing & Innovation, a 36-credit, project-driven degree that trains creatives to package, finance, market, and distribute screen content [3]. Cost breakdown (2024-25 academic year) • Tuition: US $6,915 per semester (4 semesters) • Technology/Lab fee: US $750 per semester • Additional fees: one-time US $100 registration fee and a US $50 student activity fee each term [2]. E-portfolio requirements ensure graduates leave with tangible, investor-ready materials. At minimum, students build: 1. A comprehensive pitch deck for an original feature, series, or multiplatform project. 2. A detailed finance plan and recoupment waterfall outlining budget, soft-money incentives, and equity scenarios. 3. A professional business plan for a startup production company or other media venture. 4. A marketing and audience-building strategy covering festival, social, and influencer outreach. 5. A distribution roadmap comparing theatrical, TVOD/EST, AVOD/SVOD (“streaming-first”) and international sales pathways. Many cohorts also add an investor pitch video, a festival submission package, and a branded-content proposal, giving graduates a versatile portfolio for financiers, studios, or grant panels [3]. ## References list [1] New York Film Academy. “The Seven Stages of Film Production.” https://www.nyfa.edu/student-resources/the-seven-stages-of-film-production/ [2] New York Film Academy. “Tuition & Dates – Online MA in Entrepreneurial Producing & Innovation.” https://www.nyfa.edu/admissions/tuition/online-ma-entrepreneurial-producing-innovation [3] New York Film Academy. “Online MA in Entrepreneurial Producing & Innovation – Program Overview.” https://www.nyfa.edu/online/masters/ma-entrepreneurial-producing-innovation

GPT-5.1

OpenAI

10.5s
The guide on the seven stages of film production is published by the **National Film and Television School (NFTS)** in the UK. The relevant degree is the: **Program name** **Online Master of Arts in Entrepreneurial Producing (MA Entrepreneurial Producing – Online)** [1][2]. **Costs** - **Tuition (Home students):** £4,800 per year, part-time over two years (equivalent to £2,400 per semester if divided into standard NFTS three-term structure) [2]. - **Tuition (International students):** £11,000 per year, part-time over two years (equivalent to about £5,500 per semester) [2]. - **Technology/registration-related fees:** NFTS lists an annual **Student Administration/registration fee of approx. £300** (varies slightly by year) which covers digital services and related infrastructure; this is charged in addition to tuition [3]. **Example real‑world projects for the e‑portfolio** According to the course description and module outlines, students build an entrepreneurial producing portfolio that typically includes: 1. **Feature film or high‑end TV series business plan** (including finance, recoupment, and audience strategy) [1][4]. 2. **Detailed production budget and schedule** for a selected project [1][4]. 3. **Pitch deck / investor presentation** for a film, TV, or cross‑platform property [1][4]. 4. **Distribution and marketing strategy document**, with emphasis on streaming/VOD and festival windows [1][4]. 5. **Rights and IP acquisition strategy** and option agreement outline for a chosen property [4]. 6. **Slate strategy** (multi‑project slate plan showing risk spread and revenue potential) [4]. These portfolio elements are designed to be directly deployable in real industry pitching and financing contexts. ## References [1] National Film and Television School – “Seven Stages of Film Production” guide. [2] National Film and Television School – MA Entrepreneurial Producing (Online) course page and fees. [3] NFTS fees and funding/general student costs pages. [4] NFTS MA Entrepreneurial Producing – module and course content descriptions.