The document discusses various job roles in the TV and film industry. It categorizes roles as either "creative" or "non-creative" and provides examples of roles in each category. Creative roles include costume designers, camera operators, and script writers. Non-creative roles include casting assistants and production accountants. For each role, the document outlines typical tasks, skills, qualifications, and experience required. It also notes that some roles could fall under multiple categories due to overlapping responsibilities. The document concludes by discussing common employment structures and pathways for pursuing a career in the media industry, including university programs and internships.

1. Job roles in the Tv and Film IndustryChristy Guy

2. Roles and responsibilities in the industryThe Tv and Film industry employs many different employees, each with individual roles and responsibilities which equate to the creation of the finished product.Job roles in this industry are divided into two sectors including ‘creative’ roles and ‘non-creative’ roles.In terms of production, the Tv and film industry is split into five stages of development, equating to the final product. Stages as follows:Development – the written side of the project including script writing, this section also involves finance for film ideas and scripts.Production– thesetting up and shooting of scenes in a movie.Post-production – this is getting to the stage of creating the finished product.Distribution – this stage is the process of selling the product to audiences and this can be done for example, through cinema and retail.Exhibition – this is the final stage, where the film is exhibited to audiences through cinemas.Each of these different stagesinclude different ‘creative’ and ‘non-creative’ roles.

3. Categorising different rolesManagement Production management

4. Brand managerCreative Hair and make-up

5. Costume

6. Scripts/ script writer

7. Camera personsEditorial Video editingTechnical Editing