Writer
A writer, or
in film production, a screenwriter is someone who writes the scripts for films.
However, sometimes they also write scripts for other medias for example,
television programs and/or video games. The screenwriters who end up having the
most successful films tend to be freelance and are integral. Their films have
to provide creativity; in order to do this, they need to have a good
imagination and to be able to come up with ideas that some couldn't even imagine.
Producer
Producers
hold a large amount of responsibilities in the film production; they plan and
coordinate most aspects of it. They help with the script selection, writing,
directing, editing, and the financing of the film. Their job is considered to
be very important.
Director
Directors
have the very important job of bringing the film's written script to life. They
turn them into actual images and sounds, that will be shown on the big screen
and sold worldwide. They have a lot of pressure on them as essentially, they
have a huge effect on the success or failure of a film. They also deal with the
technical aspects of a film like the camera, sound, lighting, design and
special effects; it's by far one of the most important roles to play in film
production.
Casting
Director
Casting
directors is pretty self-explanatory; they organise who the film will cast (the
people who will be in the film) for all roles in a film. They are in charge of
all interviews and auditions with actors and actresses, as well as negotiating
fees and contracts for the actors who get the part. Casting directors work
quite closely with the director and producer, to understand their vision they
have for the film and try to cast suitable artists to play the parts.
Film Finance
Now these
people have a tough role. They are responsible for controlling the accounting,
taxation and financial analysis for all of the work a company does, including
development, production and distribution. But to ensure that the budget of a
film isn't broken; the finance of the film needs to be managed sensibly (no
pressure guys).
Camera
Operator
Camera
operators work side by side with the director to ensure that all shots are
exactly what the screenwriter, producer and director envisioned for the film.
They are responsible for all aspects of the camera operation; shot composition
and development. Camera operators are obviously quite important in film
production as, whatever they film will be what is shown all over the world to
possibly, millions of people - therefore they need to capture the perfect
shots.
Editor
The editor,
again, works closely with the director to ensure that the story actually makes
sense and flows from the start to the very end, they have to select each shot
carefully and then edit them into a series of scenes, which will eventually
become the finished film. Editors need to select the best takes and edit them
together to create scenes. Their job is very important as they transform the
film from random clips into the final product,
that everyone will see
Production
designer
Production
designers are responsible for the entire art department. Any sets, locations,
props or costume - these guys will sort it out. They help the director achieve
the look and feel of a film; the look and feel of a set or location is
absolutely essential for making a film convincing and to make people want to
watch it and also making the cast perform at their finest. The production
designer's role is definitely important.
Marketing
Marketing
essentially dictates whether a film is successful or not. However, it's pretty
much down to money - if the film has a lot of money, chances are they will do
pretty well at getting their film out there. But inevitably, it's going to be
very hard to market a film well if your trying to market to the whole world;
different people enjoy different things, so the film will have to be marketed
in several different ways.
Exhibition
Exhibiting a
film is basically distributing it and showing it to a wider audience. It's
important a film is exhibited well because then popularity will hopefully
increase.
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