This document outlines key roles in film production such as director, actor, and camera operator. It discusses the responsibilities of each role and the skills needed to fulfill them. For their group thriller project, the roles will be shared rather than allocated to one person. They feel collaborating and incorporating everyone's ideas will lead to a better final product and grade. The director role in particular will not be one person, but a joint effort of the whole group agreeing on the shots and ideas.

1. Job roles
When creating a film, its very important to allocate the different
individuals certain roles, this is to make sure everyone knows
what they’re doing to create the perfect film.
These sort of jobs include Director, Actor, Camera man…

2. Camera Operator
Camera operator is responsible for physically operating the
camera and maintaining composition and camera angles
throughout a given scene or shot. Finding the best shots to use.
Camera operator will collaborate with the director, director of
photography, actors and crew to make technical and creative
decisions.
The role of the camera man is too bring to life the vision of the
director.
To have this role you will
need to:
- pay precise attention to
detail
- communicate effectively
- able to collaborate and
work as part of a team
- Patient
- good sense of visual
composition, perspective
and movement

3. Who’s operating the camera in our thriller?
In our group Amee, Jordan and Nicole are all the camera operators. This is due too me (the actor)
being in front of the camera.
We think its better to work together as a group to create the best outcome, and all agreeing on the
certain shots to use.
We all look at the frame to make sure its stabilised before pressing record, this
will benefit the final cut.

4. Actor
An actor is a person who portrays a character in a performance.
The actor performs "in the flesh”, and works off a set script. Actors interpret
others' words in order to bring a script to life .
The actor bears a great deal of the responsibility for its success or failure.
Actors must be highly adaptable, as they may portray many different characters
over a short period of time.

5. Who’s the actor in our thriller?
We have decided in our thriller that Abbie (me) will be the actor, mainly because
I have more confidence to perform in front of the camera.
In the opening of our thriller we need me (the Actor) to constantly look worried,
shocked, scared and traumatized. Its crucial that I stay in role so that the
opening looks believable too portray this as if it is a real situation.
I’m very alert and constantly listen to the girls for signals, such as the call of
‘action’.

6. Director
A film director is a person who directs the making of a film.
Generally, a film director controls a film's artistic and dramatic
aspects, and visualizes the script while guiding the technical crew
and actors in the fulfillment of that vision.
The types of technical aspect they manage including the camera,
sound, lighting, design and special effects departments.
They are ultimately responsible for a film's artistic and commercial
success or failure.
At all stages, Directors are responsible for motivating the team to
produce the best possible results. Directors must also always be
aware of the constraints of the film's budget and schedule and
manage the expectations of the film's financiers.
Too have this role you will need
to:
-have great self-belief
-be determined
-inspire and motivate the team
-have excellent communication
-be a strong and confident leader
- Organised

7. Who’s directing our thriller?
The director In our group will not be allocated to one specific person, all of us
will have a say in what we film and the different ideas we’ve got.
We feel that its better that we all agree and its not down to one persons
perspective.
We all individually bring something different to the production of our thriller, we
hope our combined ideas will contribute too us getting a brilliant final grade at
the end.