The document outlines various crew roles in television and film production and their typical skills, responsibilities, and salaries. It describes roles such as producer, director, production manager, script editor, location manager, researcher, runner, camera operator, costume designer, and screenwriter. For each role, it provides a brief overview of the skills needed and the average yearly salary, which ranges from £7.50-£13.38 per hour for runners to £48,594 for directors and £42,120-£85,000+ for senior costume designers and creative directors. Experience strongly influences higher salaries for some roles like directors and camera operators.

1. Crew Roles

2. Producer
In order to for fill the role of a producer you would
need a wide understanding of pitching television
ideas to the television networks also a producer
must focus on business matters such as budgets
and contracts. The average pay for a TV/Film
producer is £35,171 per year, however people
usually move on to other jobs with at least 20
years experience in this field.

3. Director
As a director the reasonability's you have are the duty to act within
your powers as a company director, to promote the success of your
company and to exercise independent judgement, to exercise
reasonable care, skill and diligence. To avoid conflicts of interest. Duty
not to accept benefits from third parties. The average pay for a Director
earns an average salary of £48,594 per year. People in this job generally
don't have more than 20 years' experience. Experience strongly
influences pay for this job.

4. Production Manager
The skills needed as a production manager are Confidence, Technical
skills, Project management skills, Organisation and efficiency,
Leadership and interpersonal skills, Problem solving skills, IT and
numerical skills and Communication skills. The average pay for this job
is £34,344 per year.

5. Script Editor
To be able to accomplish the role of a script editor you will need to be
able to Have experience of script reading and a keen insight into all
aspects of a screenplay also to have a comprehensive knowledge of
screenwriting theories which means being able to understand the
various development stages and how audiences respond to films as
well as how to use the dramatist's tools e.g. comic irony, suspense,
mystery. Have good analytical skills, be a good writer and have good
communications skills. The average pay for a script editor is different in
different company's and countries, Script Editor salaries at BBC can
range from £41,279-£44,635 per year. This estimate is based upon 1
BBC Script Editor salary report provided by employees or estimated
based upon statistical methods.

6. Location Manager
A location mangers job is to find ideal locations for a film shoot, negotiating
fees, terms and permissions and managing the location during the shoot The
skills needed for a location manager are to have plenty of initiative and be
able to visualise and find potential locations also to have excellent
organisational skills, have good negotiating skills, have an understanding of
location fees and being able to work within budgets and contracts, to
understand local authority processes for permits which is very important
which comes with good communication skills. Its best to be reliable and
enthusiastic and flexible and able to work long hours because the time of day
is important to most shots would need a full driving licence to travel to
places that are quite far and have a good working knowledge of health and
safety requirements. On average a Location manager is payed in the United
Kingdom is approximately £33,961 per year.

7. Researcher
To for fill this role you will need to generate new ideas and
accommodate other peoples' ideas while being resourceful and
motivated, what you will definitely need is excellent written
communication, interpersonal and organisational skills with visual
thinking and the ability to be adaptable yet methodical and the
capability to work well in a team and under pressure. The average pay
for researchers are on an average salary of £21k.

8. Runner
In order to accomplish this role you will need to be enthusiastic, flexible
with time and adaptable. communication and 'people' skills is very
important in this role which will also need excellent organisational and
time management skills, stamina and the ability to work long hours.
The average pay for a runner is £7.50 to £13.38 per hour.

9. Camera Operator
For this role you will need to know how to operate the camera
expertly and have good working knowledge of all camera
systems, lenses, support equipment and accessories to provide
creative input and have artistic ability to be patient and have a
good sense of visual composition, perspective and movement,
have physical co-ordination and strength and to combine
creativity with technical skills make sure to pay precise
attention to detail and communicate effectively to be able to
collaborate and work as part of a team, be diplomatic and
sensitive when working with artists and crew and know about
health and safety legislation and procedures. The average pay
for this role is £30,000 per year. Experience strongly influences
pay for this job. Most people with this job move on to other
positions after 20 years in this career.

10. Costume designer
For this role the skills needed are to
have excellent design skills, leadership
ability, organisational skills and to be
aware of costs. It is useful to a good eye
for detail and the ability to work under
pressure and meet deadlines with good
research skills, with a knowledge of
costume history and modern fashion.
For their salary design assistants may
start at around £16,000 to £17,000. A
junior designer can expect to earn
approximately £25,000 a year. Typical
salaries at senior designer and creative
director level range from £42,000 to
£85,000+.

11. Screenwriter
This role would need excellent writing ability, creativity and
imagination, storytelling skills and an understanding of dramatic
structure and a willingness to accept criticism and rejection of your
work with good presentation and networking skills. For the salary of a
Screenwriter if the budget of the film is more than £2m, the
screenwriter can expect to receive a minimum fee of approximately
£42,120 and If the budget of the film is between £750k and £2m, the
screenwriter can expect to receive a minimum fee of approximately
£25,650 but If the budget of the film is under £750k, the screenwriter
can expect to receive a minimum fee of approximately £18,900.