The document outlines the key job roles of four important filmmaking positions: the producer oversees all aspects of a film's production from raising funds to hiring staff to distribution; the director interprets scripts and coaches actors while directing the filming; the cameraperson decides camera placements and equipment to capture shots as instructed; and the editor ensures the story flows smoothly by selecting takes and editing scenes together with supervision of music and tracks.

1. K EL LY M O R R IS

2. PRODUCER
The producers job roles throughout the filmmaking
process:
 Turns story ideas into profitable cinematic entertainment.
 Initiate, supervise and control important matters such as raising
funds and hiring key members such as the film director.
 Arranges distributors for the film.
 Persuade others to believe in their creative vision.
 Overall control on every aspect of a films production.

3. DIRECTOR
Directors job roles:
 Interpreting scripts and developing them into a film. This
involves all aspects that effect the movie i.e. planning
locations, shots, acting styles etc..
 Coaching and directing actors towards the required
performances.
 Directing and coordinating staff on set.
 Ensuring that deadlines are met.

4. CAMERAPERSON
Camerapersons job roles:
 Carries out instructions regarding camera compositions and
development.
 Assess camera elements of performance, lighting, composition
and camera movement to create cinematic effect.
 Decides where to position the camera and what supporting
equipment to use.

5. EDITOR
Editors job roles:
 Responsible to ensure that the story flows effortlessly from
beginning to end.
 Select the best takes and edit them together to create scenes.
 Supervisory role during the music and track laying.
K E L LY M O R R I S