Job roles in tv and film
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This document outlines various job roles in the TV and film industry grouped into different categories. It includes creative roles like producer, director, actors and designers; technical roles for editing, sound, camera and lighting; financial roles like accounting and distribution; organizational roles finding locations and transport; and administrative support roles for casting, catering and health and safety.
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Film originated in the 1890s and was initially difficult to edit as it involved manually cutting strips of camera film. The development of digital cameras in 1975 and improved computer software revolutionized the film industry by making movie production and editing less difficult. While cinemas now charge high prices, streaming services and developments like smartphones, tablets, and Blu-ray have provided more convenient and affordable ways for audiences to view movies on the go, leading to changes in the media industry.
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The film production process involves several key stages: pre-production, production, post-production, and distribution. Pre-production includes developing the story idea, writing the script, securing funding, and planning logistics. Production is the principal photography or filming of scenes. Post-production consists of editing filmed material and adding visual effects. Distribution is when the finished film is screened in theaters or released on home entertainment formats.
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Producers have complete control over film productions and are responsible for bringing together a team, approving projects, and steering productions to completion. They communicate extensively, understand creative processes, and motivate others. Producers oversee all aspects of a production, give directors schedules, approve story ideas, and ensure everyone works together effectively to realize a shared creative vision.
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This document discusses different genres and styles of music videos, including animation, creative/abstract, dance, stop-motion, and one-shot videos. It analyzes the dark, gory music video for "Voodoo Doll" by VIXX, which uses dark lighting to set a frightening mood. In contrast, the music video for "200%" by AKMU is described as light-hearted and focused on love, with bright scenery and good cinematography. The document notes that music videos have become essential for musicians to promote their music, and many try to make their videos unique. It expresses a personal preference for abstract music videos, which are quirky and thought-provoking, citing Orange Caramel
Orgel Music Video Pitch
The proposed music video will explore the dark theme of an abusive relationship through surreal imagery and symbolism. It will follow a girl who seems lost and confused as she endures the ups and downs of the relationship, represented by her smiling yet crying facial expressions. The video will have a gloomy, taboo feel enhanced by crude makeup effects and filming in confined and eerie locations. It aims to reflect the lyrics of the Korean pop song being featured, about feeling trapped in a relationship that endlessly spins out of control. A rough shooting schedule and risk assessment are included.
The History Of Music Videos
The document discusses the history and evolution of music videos. It notes that some of the earliest music videos originated in Czechoslovakia in the 1930s to promote artists. Music videos became more common starting in the 1970s when music shows began airing on television. The launch of MTV in 1981 is cited as a key moment that popularized music videos and helped promote artists. Finally, the creation of YouTube in 2005 provided another major online platform for artists to share music videos and help them gain popularity virally.
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DNA Films is a UK film production company founded in 1999 by Duncan Kenworthy and Andrew Macdonald. It produces a variety of films but mainly targets 15+ boys with action and gore films, though it has also produced more female-oriented films like "Sunshine", "Love Actually", and "Never Let Me Go". Famous director Danny Boyle has used DNA Films to produce several of his successful movies including "The Beach", "Sunshine", "Trainspotting", "Shallow Grave", and "28 Days Later".
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- 1. JOB ROLES IN TV AND FILM
- 2. • Producer – Produces the Show • Director – Is in charge on set and in editing • Accounting – In charge of the money • Catering – In charge of food• Casting Director – finds the actors • Location Finding – finds where to film • Health and Safety – makes sure everything is safe • Distributor – Distributes the film MANAGEMENT
- 3. • Acting – plays the characters • Costume Design – designs what the characters will where • Set Design – designs the set or location • Make Up – Puts make up on actors • Music – Makes music for the film or show • Script – writes the script • Lighting – lights the set CREATIVE
- 4. • Editing and Post Production • Editor • Post Production Supervisor • Assistant Editor • Title Designer • Second Assistant Editor EDITORIAL
- 5. • Studio & Broadcasting Technology • Production sound-sound mixer, boom operator. • Post production sound- sound designer, music editor. • Camera- Camera operator, script supervisor • Lighting- best boy, moving light operator TECHNICAL
- 7. • Transport, how are you going to get the actors/crew on set? • Locations, finding them, booking them • Casting ORGANISATIONAL
- 8. • Accounts • Casting • Health and Safety • Catering • Transport • Locations ADMINISTRATIVE