A boom operator operates sound equipment like the boom mic on film sets, requiring excellent hearing, physical stamina, anticipation skills, memory, and attention to detail. A casting director works with the director to find potential actors for roles and brings them to key film staff for consideration, needing an eye for talent, good memory, and patience. Both roles require diplomacy, flexibility, and an understanding of health and safety procedures on film sets.

1. FilmBoom Operator&Casting Director

2. Boom OperatorOperates the Boom MicOtherwise known as a Shotgun MicResponsible for all sound equipment

3. Key Skills include:• Excellent aural skills• Physical stamina, dexterity and agility• Good timing and the ability to anticipate• A good memory• Patience, flexibility and reliability• Precise attention to detail• Diplomacy and sensitivity on set• Knowledge of the requirements of the relevant Health and Safety legislation and procedures.

5. Casting DirectorWorks with Director to find potential castBrings potential cast to:DirectorProducerWriter (depends)

6. Key Skills include:•Eye for Talent• Good Memory• Patience