Jobs:
Executive producer: manages the time line and controls budget of project and employ staff
Writer: Takes the idea or concept and writes the script
Producer: In charge of creative team, secures services of the production team prepares shooting schedules, in charge of production going on time and on budget
Director: Directs performance of the cast and crew, direct staff on what to do, also explains production to to performers and crew and has final say on video and audio production
Production manager: Co-ordinates all the different stages, tracks progress of production and insures a smooth transition between stages
Storyboard artist: Works in collaboration with director and/or producer to draw up rough scetches of the scene to be shot, visual interpretation of the script
Camera operator: Shoots required scence acording to director, work closely with the lighting director
Sound technician: Insures dialogue and other sounds are properly recorded, select and place microphones and involved in the editing
Talent: On screen people that deliver the content
Editor: Cut and edit footage with music, special effects, graphics and text
Writer: Takes the idea or concept and writes the script
Producer: In charge of creative team, secures services of the production team prepares shooting schedules, in charge of production going on time and on budget
Director: Directs performance of the cast and crew, direct staff on what to do, also explains production to to performers and crew and has final say on video and audio production
Production manager: Co-ordinates all the different stages, tracks progress of production and insures a smooth transition between stages
Storyboard artist: Works in collaboration with director and/or producer to draw up rough scetches of the scene to be shot, visual interpretation of the script
Camera operator: Shoots required scence acording to director, work closely with the lighting director
Sound technician: Insures dialogue and other sounds are properly recorded, select and place microphones and involved in the editing
Talent: On screen people that deliver the content
Editor: Cut and edit footage with music, special effects, graphics and text
Brief
-Written account of the context. Including: intention, purpose and target audience
-Out lines limitations of bidget and timeframe
Pre-production:
- Plans are put into place inclusing scripting, scence break down, storyboard, shot list, casting, location, equipment hire, ctaering, transport, informing people
What is the purpose of the pre production stage? To plan and make sure that they keep to the time scheduale by being organised so things go efficiently
What are some of the tasks done in the pre production stage? scripting, scence break down, storyboard, shot list, casting, location, equipment hire, ctaering, transport, informing people
Why is the pre-production stage so important to the production process? To make sure everything works within the time schedule so their is no room for error
What are three important things to remember in the pre-production process? These could be related to the stage in general or the work of those performing specialist roles The clear concept, storyline, where and how to shoot it, equipment needed.
What are some of the tasks done in the pre production stage? scripting, scence break down, storyboard, shot list, casting, location, equipment hire, ctaering, transport, informing people
Why is the pre-production stage so important to the production process? To make sure everything works within the time schedule so their is no room for error
What are three important things to remember in the pre-production process? These could be related to the stage in general or the work of those performing specialist roles The clear concept, storyline, where and how to shoot it, equipment needed.
Production:
-Shooting of script
What is the production stage also known as? The doing stage
What are some tasks done in the production stage? Driector working with actors, camera operator, sound.
What are three important things to remember in the production process? These could be related to the stage in general or the work of those performing specialist roles. Making sure the shooting schedule is followed, flexibility, safety.
What does ‘continuity’ mean? Why is it an important consideration of the production stage? keeping the consistancy of props, costumes, loighting etc. It is imprtant for the flow of the film so it makes sense.
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