I believe that the most challenging aspect of creating a film would be the money and problems that arise during production for example someone gets sick and cannot finish the production.
The money part of the movie making business is one of most important parts because if you do not have enough money to - create props, recruit actors and rent locations you want to shot on. I would advise to have a couple of grand at least in a emergency pile/account just incase a camera brakes or a actor requests a pay rise even though they shouldn’t because they would have signed a contract saying that they will do the scenes needed for $- amount of money or a location you wanted to shot on cast more then you thought or you just cant rent it out at all.
One of the most common problems that occur would be something is not work as it is suppose to be on set for example (the shark on jaws how it wouldn’t work for a couple or weeks). Another problem that may arise is you cant not get the actor you really wanted because they are busy or do not wish to take part in your movie, this would mean that you would have to find another actor who could fill the gap, one other problem that may arise would be the location for where you wish to shot has problems such as could not rent it out for the amount of time wished or the weather isn’t what you wanted (if out doors) or something happens to the location such as disasters etc… that’s why I believe that you should have back up money.
In conclusion I think if you have these two potential problems under control you should have a successful movie on your hands and if other problems arise you would be able to deal with them successfully.
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