The director takes into account all aspects of production including the script, storyboard, costumes, props, target audience, floor plan, and locations to ensure an effective music video is produced that suits the song. Camera operators evaluate the storyboard to determine the best camera shots and angles to capture, working closely with the director. The lighting team provides relevant lighting for each scene of the music video and works with the director to achieve the best possible outcome through lighting. The sound editor prepares the sound and music for the final edit and ensures proper audio equipment is used during shooting.

2. DIRECTOR
Takes everything into account such as the script, storyboard, costumes, props, target
audience, floor plan, locations. The director ensures that an effective music video
is produced that suits the song and covers all aspects. The director is there to
guide the other jobs of the people involved in the production. A music video
director is involved at every stage of the production process.

3. CAMERA OPERATORS
This role involves evaluating the story board to decide which shots need certain
angles and camera shots. The camera operators will work closely with the director
who will guide them to finding which angle and shot is most suitable. Camera
operators would need skills such as a good sense of visual composition,
perspective and movement.

4. LIGHTING
Help to provide the most relevant lighting and power supply to either the set of
location of the music video. They are in charge to make sure that the correct
lighting is used for each scene of the music video. As well as this they work
closely with the director to get the best possible outcome through the lighting.

5. SOUND EDITOR
The responsibilities of the sound editor are to prepare the sound and music
for the final edit. During the shooting of the video they will have to
ensure that no microphones aren’t visible. They are also responsible for
the video audio’s requirements, as well as specifying equipment
required.