The document discusses the film industry and various job roles within it. It divides the film industry into 5 sectors: development, production, post-production, distribution, and exhibition. It then describes 7 common job role areas: technical, editorial, administrative, managerial, financial, creative, and sales/marketing. For each role area, it provides an example job and discusses the typical working practices and conditions of employment for that role.

1. FILM
The film industry divides itself into five sectors:
• Development - the writing, packaging and financing of film
ideas and scripts.
• Production - the process of setting up and shooting every
scene in a film.
• Post Production - where all these shots are assembled, treated
and mixed into a finished product.
• Distribution - the process of selling this product to audiences,
via the cinemas, retailers and rental firms.
• Exhibition - the cinemas which screen the film for the general
public.

2. JOB ROLES
There are many job role areas within the film industry sector, these
are Technical, Editorial, Administrative, Managerial, Financial,
Creative and Sales and Marketing.

3. Technical
One technical job role would be a camera operator, a camera operator works
with digital, electronic and film cameras in multi and single-camera
operational conditions, producing pictures for directors by combining the use
of complex technology with creative visual skills.
The working practices that might affect the job you have chosen
• -Health & safety
• - Sticking to BBFC Rule and Regulations for e.g. if film is rated 12 not to show
sexually explicit scenes or scene that contains strong usage of drugs.
• - Working with integrity
The type of contact and conditions of pay that this job might have
The type of contact a camera operator relieves is freelancing contract with full time
unsociable working hours. A film make usually gets played a monthly payment for their
jobs or will get a ransom payment at the end of the proses.

4. Editorial
One editorial job role would be video editing, a video editor is a mechanic who
removes the unneeded bits and fits pieces of film together to make a finished
movie. A collaborator who works with cinematographers and sound editors to
bring sight and sound together. A video editor is responsible for assembling
recorded raw material into a finished product suitable for broadcasting. The
material may consist of camera footage, dialogue, sound effects, graphics and
special effects. This is a key role in the post-production process and the
editor's skill can determine the quality and delivery of the final product.
The working practices that might affect the job you have chosen
• -sticking to copy rights rules and regulations
• -- Sticking to BBFC Rule and Regulations for e.g. if film is rated 12 not to show
sexually explicit scenes or scene that contains strong usage of drugs.
• - Working with integrity
The type of contact and conditions of pay that this job might have
The type of contact a film editor relieves is freelancing contract with full time unsociable
working hours. A film editor make usually gets played a monthly payment for their jobs
or will get a ransom payment at the end of the proses.

5. Administration
A administrative job role would be a runner, a runner is an entry-level
position, the most junior role in the production department of broadcast, film
or video company. There is no single job description as runners act as general
assistants and undertake whatever basic tasks are required to ensure the
smooth running of the production process.
The working practices that might affect the job you have chosen
• -Health and Safety requirement
• -keeping to a client /company confidentiality agreement
The type of contact and conditions of pay that this job might have
A runner is under a freelance contract with unsociable hours and usually gets paid for
their day of work.

6. Managerial
A managerial job role would be a film director, the director is the driving
creative force in a films production, and acts the crucial link between the
production, technical and creative teams. Directors are responsible for
creatively translating the films written script into actual images and sounds on
the screen- he or she must visualize and define the style and structure of the
film, then act as both a storyteller and team leader to bring this vision to
reality.
The working practices that might affect the job you have chosen
• -Health and Safety requirements -being unbaits
• sticking to employment laws as the director is the overall manager of the process for
e.g. racial laws and criminal laws.-working with integrity -
The type of contact and conditions of pay that this job might have
• Director’s usually on freelance contracts unless they are working on a franchise.
• Director usually gets a percentage of the overall products intake and works
unsociable hours.

7. Financial
A financial job role would be a accounting assistant ,they are experienced
bookkeepers who assist production accountants and key assistant accountants
to control finances during feature films in production. Assistant Accountants
assist in the day-to-day running of the Accounts Office. They help the Key
Assistant Accountant and Production Accountant to maintain records of
invoices and creditors' payments.
The working practices that might affect the job you have chosen
• -- keeping to a client /company confidentiality agreement
• -Working with integrity
• -sticking to financial rules and regulations
The type of contact and conditions of pay that this job might have
Accounting Assistant usually work 9 to5 hours a day and are on a permanent contract and
receive monthly wages

8. Creative
A creative job role would be a make-up designer a make up artist is someone who
uses cosmetic techniques and processes to create beauty or fantasy with the
human body. In its simplest form, make up artistry enhances a persons
appearance, bringing out colour and features and hiding or smoothing out flaws. At
its most extreme, makeup artistry creates imaginative characters and special
effects for films.
The working practices that might affect the job you have chosen
• -keeping to BBFC requirements for e.g. not make the making the makeup to
gruesome to appealed to the target audience
• -Working with integrity
• -keeping to copyright laws
• - keeping to a client /company confidentiality agreement
The type of contact and conditions of pay that this job might have
Makeup artist usually are on a freelancing contract and work unsociable hours and get
paid for their day of work unless they are working on a franchise.

9. Sales and marketing
A sales and marketing job role would be a advertiser, advertising account
executives work within advertising or multi-service agencies, acting as a link
between clients and the agency. Advertisers are responsible for liaising
between the client and other agency staff to coordinate advertising
campaigns.
The working practices that might affect the job you have chosen
• - keeping to a client /company confidentiality agreement
• -keeping to copyright laws
• -having to be non-biased and working with integrity
The type of contact and conditions of pay that this job might have
• Advertisers usually on a fulltime permanent contract and work within sociable hours
(9 to 5).And
• Advertisers usually receive monthly wages as payment