Job Roles In Film & TV

Job Roles In Film & TV


Director:
3 successful directors - Steven Spielberg, Quentin Tarentino, Michael Gracey




Skills needed -
  • administrative skills
  • confidence
  • self-motivation
  • time management and multi-tasking
  • people skills
  • IT skills
  • planning and organisation, including budgeting skills


  • Responsibilities - Keeping to schedule, telling people what to do


    Producers:
    3 successful producers: Tim burton, Ron Howard, Chris Columbus




    Skills needed:
    an extensive knowledge of storytelling
  • thorough understanding of all the creative processes of filmmaking, including screenwriting, directing, editing, and music
  • ability to control the overall planning of a production
  • excellent communication and interpersonal skills
  • decisiveness and sensitively under pressure
  • ability to prepare a production budget
  • ability to identify and secure financial resources
  • ensuring compliance with regulations and codes of practice
  • selecting crew and suppliers
  • identifying and selecting artists and contributors
  • controlling expenditure
  • monitoring and supervision of post-production


  • Responsibilities of being a producer:
    Development, pre-production, and production


    Camera Operator:
    Skills Needed:
  • artistic vision
  • creativity and attention to detail
  • and eye for colour and lighting
  • good technical knowledge of photochemical and digital processes and camera equipment
  • knowledge of photography, painting and, particularly of the moving image
  • physical coordination and strength
  • ability to give and to accept direction
  • excellent communication skills


  • Responsibilities: Setting up cameras, Filming content


    Design:
    Successful Designers: Nathan Crowley, Dennis Grassner,

    Skills Needed:
  • creativity and resourcefulness
  • artistic and scenic skills
  • painting technique, layout and colour mixing
  • traditional art skills (e.g. painting, drawing, sketching, rendering)
  • specialist techniques like marbling, ragging, wood graining and texturing
  • understanding of art history, period styles, motifs and architecture
  • craft and decoration skills
  • organisation and leadership skills
  • awareness of shortcuts to building temporary and fake structures as quickly, cheaply and safely as possible
  • ability to understand complex drawings, specifications and technical literature
  • strong mathematical skills to calculate angles and dimensions
  • physical strength, stamina, a good sense of balance, and comfortable working at heights
  • knowledge of relevant health and safety legislation and procedures
  • good carpentry and joinery skills 


  • Responsibilities: