Which one of these is the most correct interpretation of your creative process for making long videos?

1.  research - narration - vocal melodies - chords - graphics
2.  research - narration - chords - vocal melodies - graphics
3.  research - narration - graphics - chords - vocal melodies
4.  Just feel it, man.  Fuck the process.
5.  Listen to more records, close the Real Book.
it's more like write/research/write (including writing the exact notes and chords of all the parts with singing).... phase 2 is make a plan for how to execute the thing and gather all the elements needed.... then record a temp narration with proper timing including any singing... then build the actual visuals over that.... then record the final narration... re-allign the timing of the graphics to fit the new narration.... record the final music  and vocals for the parts with singing.... then finally do all the other instrumental music and sounds that fills the rest of the video.... then start doing troubleshooting lists and fixing everything on the list until you have smaller and smaller lists until the things to fix are so small that you don't care